Review: On the edge
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 20, 2014
All I can say is thank goodness for the disclaimer!  I love both these authors and am a huge fan of horror fantasy, so this book took me by surprise in a different way. The violence of Hunger Games where society send children to kill children is something so out there that people watch it simply because it stimulates the taboo of the imagination. Why do people get excited with horror and rape stories? Not because they want it to happen, but because it forces an adrenaline rush.  It makes us angry or stirs our blood in a way that we become physically bothered and FEEL something other than warm fuzzies. Seriously, why does anyone get into movies like Hostel, Silence of the Lambs, Hellraiser... because it gives us someone to truly hate and agitates our carnal nature.That being said, I applause Miss Breanna and Carolyn for taking the step to met the needs of a lot of us out there to simply FEEL something different. Yes, it is about abuse and a dystopic existence that, one day, may very well happen.  What would you do? And no, there was no HEA ending-- but there was hope! I cant wait to see what will happen in the final episode and here we are, without even the next installment!