Review: 5+++ LOVE
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 28, 2014
There aren’t enough words to explain how much I love Love’s Suicide.  I’ve been a huge fan of Foor since her Mitchell family series, and that craving for more of her books has never wavered.  However, Love’s Suicide wasn't just another one of her books I adore...  no… it was so much more.  It had me falling in hardcore love all over again on her genius.It’s not easy for me to say this… but I really feel like this is her best work to date.  (Please forgive me COLT MITCHELL!)  I don’t say that lightly because her other books are still on my top reads list.  There was just something about this book that touched me so deeply I felt every emotion she created.  I loved, grieved, laughed, mourned, celebrated - - hands down FELT with each character to a point that it wasn’t healthy.  LOL.  Even the ones the characters that are so clearly created to NOT love, you find a way to … even if it’s just a little tiny smidgen.These weren’t just characters for me and it’s been a long time since I was able to feel so deeply for a cast that they became REAL.  They are all so well developed that you get the feeling that you’re living this life right along side of them.  It becomes something past fiction.  Something bigger than just words on a page and with all honesty, it becomes something that you just know could really happen to someone.  That feeling of reality is what pushes this past a 5 star book and on my list of 6 star reads.I don’t want to make this a review that details WHY I loved it so much.  I feel like for Katy, Branch and Brooks… you need to go in blind.  You need to feel what they feel to understand how powerful the emotions are that Foor is able to pull out of you.  I challenge you to make it through this book without the need for some tissues too.  ☺I HIGHLY recommend everyone reads this book.  Get lost in the Foor world because I know it’s a world I never want to leave.