Review: A Reading the Paranormal Recommended Read
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 24, 2013
I honestly didn't expect to feel such sympathy for Warner but as more and more of his past is revealed, I started traveling those what if roads in my head and looking for ways that he could join Juliette, Adam, and the resistance. This story completely skewed my image of him. He's not the heartless monster that he projects to others. In all fairness, he's not exactly normal, either, but his childhood and his overbearing, soulless father have taught him to hide his emotions and it's become second nature to him.I don't know what to think now. Is Warner redeemable? Is he willing to throw off the shackles of his father and The Reestablishment? You've broken my brain, Tahereh Mafi. BROKEN IT.I have to go away now and think deep thoughts.-Kelly @ Reading the Paranormal