Frank has
had a hard life, especially at the hands of his abusive mother. Unable to take
any more, he suddenly takes action, crushing his mom’s skull. Afterwards, Frank
had to flee—he was a murderer, after all. Killing his mother had opened up a
gate of pent-up violence he couldn’t control.
The book had
a strong start, obviously. It was gruesome and eerily captivating, but that was
just the first part. I thought it could only get better from there. I was
wrong. Part 2 lagged significantly with Frank meeting and falling for a girl.
Part 3 was no better. I just couldn’t get past Part 2.
My rating: 2 stars
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