Review: Overcome the broken and learn to fly again...what a deeply moving story
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 10, 2014
~ I was given this book in exchange for an honest review ~Margaret McHeyzer "doesn't do normal" as she says in her bio...no kidding. When I read Yes, Master I was shocked and just floored at how deeply dark and depraved her writing was but at the same time very freeing and healing. Now I was given a copy of A Life Less Broken and all I can say is WOW...this woman writes from a seriously scary and emotionally twisted place and oh YES, I loved every word of it (when I wasn't sniffling or holding my churning stomach)."On a day like any other, Allyn Sommers went off to work, not knowing that her life was about to be irrevocably and horrifically altered."This is the way most every normal person goes about their business...get up, go to work, rinse and repeat...but unfortunately some people do become victims of accidents or terrible crime and this is the story of one such woman.Please DO heed the warnings...she tells you in both the pre-prologue and prologue...very distressing content is an understatement...but as with most things, there is always a light at the end of the tunnel.I can't say too much about what happens after Allyn starts seeing her new Psychiatrist Dominic Shriver without spoiling this magnificent experience for other readers, but I will tell you it is a beautiful and very emotionally powerful story about taking back your life and learning to love yourself again. There are a few surprises in the already twisted plot that you may or may not see coming (a few red flags popped out a me at one point) but you will be rewarded with the multiple POV epilogue endings. Made me shiver and smile at my kindle because even though I really hate violence, sometimes it just makes you feel good and is a necessary vehicle.Read this if you dare and try not to walk around looking over your shoulder every time you leave the house, after this one =)***** 5 ***** "finding your wings again" =)