Review: Shocking, Sad, Hopeful, Brilliant
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 6, 2013
On the Island is on my list of all-time favorite books. Tracey Garvis-Graves created a masterpiece with that story, and I know some readers have expressed interest in a sequel or the story told through TJ's point-of-view.Not me. No. Way. On the Island was a perfectly complete story, and I have always been content to leave the two with their Happily Ever After. I mean, those two earned that happy ending and in no way would I ever want to see Anna and TJ suffer for one moment. And besides that, with it's dual point-of-view, TJ told his story.But I digress, Uncharted is Owen's story, and if you've read On the Island, then you know just how fantastic that prospect is. To say that I was shocked by Owen's story would be to put it lightly. I thought I knew how Owen's story ended. How wrong I was.Without going into too much detail that is better left to Tracey Garvis-Graves magnificent power to tell a compelling story, Uncharted was brilliant. Shocking. Sad. And hopeful. I am thrilled that Owen's story has been told.