Review: Fracture Me
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 17, 2013
Right before Omega Point and the Reestablishment are going into battle Warner escapes. No one knows how or why but everyone at Omega Point want to him dead. One of those people is Adam. Adam is distracted from his break-up with Juliette. Juliette doesn't seem like herself when they are going to fight. Both Adam and Kenji are worried about her. The Reestablishment will do anything to stop a rebellion from happening. They will kill everyone even those who Adam loves. When Adam has to decide who he will save he is torn between Juliette and his younger brother James.If I were to compare Fracture Me to the previous books in the series, I would rate it four stars but it is not as great as the other books in the series. I had great expectations for this book but it was kind of a let down. This book shows what goes on in Adam's head. He really cares about Juliette and James but when he has to choose who he will save it is a hard choice. I don't blame him because Juliette broke up with him but he still has feelings for her. He really cares about his younger brother and does not want anything to happen to James. This seemed to be the focus point of the story. Family is very important and you will do anything to keep them safe. Adam really discovers this in Fracture Me. Like the other books in the series there is a reason for the title. Adam is fractured. He doesn't know who he should save. Even though it is not the best book in the series it is a great short story because it is a quick read, there is action, and you get to see the real Adam. There are a few gory descriptions but they are not described in depth. I did not like how the ending just leaves you there. Now I have to wait until 2014 to find out what happens. I would recommend this book to other people because it sets the scene for Ignite Me which is supposed to be released in February of 2014.