Born To Die

Now this book does not guide you in gently to the character's, Casey's, world, but more picks you up and throws you down into a well of graphic descriptions and eerie sensations. It is brilliant, the working is great, and it holds you to the page even when you have no idea what is going on, which is about half the time.

There are a great many twists and turns in this book, some I saw coming by picking up on some things characters say, and others spring up and boop you on the nose and leave your eyes watering.

These books are amazing, and worth a read, as long as you are not squeamish, and not scared of the dark.

Born to Die by Sawyer Black was received directly from the publisher and I chose to review it. This book was one of the top 5 books I have read this year. I had no idea what I was getting myself into when I started reading this book, then I noticed this was volumes 1-6 and I saw there were 1155 pages to read. With modern electronic books, the average reader obviously doesn't notice this like the olden days with the six inches thick books. As always I will not go into the plot, there is too much going on anyway to ever attempt to go into plot, but if you, or someone you buy gifts for like a constantly moving book that never bores the reader, grab this book and start reading, the reader is in for a good time.

5 Stars