Rabbit in the Road

Like the church she goes to. Those people were kind of crazy scary, but she just runs out and saves the one girl hopefully. She left her at the hospital so maybe no one would get her then that was it from them. It just felt like if this would have been a longer book it could have been a really great story. Instead the authors decided on a shorter book and just left out most of the story Most of the new ones are just long books trying to fit into fewer pages which doesn't work. The ending was also confusing to me.

I mean I get what happened, but I am still a little unsure why. I read the last chapters a few times and I still don't get why. Overall if it would been longer and more developed I think the story would have been really interesting. As it is I felt like the plot wasn't developed as well as it could have been and so it felt a bit jumbled and like parts were missing. I'm on a kick to read a ton of ebooks this year because it's all about being read, right? And sometimes, these off-the-road authors are more interesting than the "block-buster" authors. This is a story about finding your soul mate - only, when this character finds her soul mate, it's not necessarily a good thing.

In fact, it could get her killed. It's a cross-genre morsel dipped into paranormal and sprinkled, very lightly, with a soft coating of romantic.

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And there's a rather gory aftertaste. The plot was different, the format was different and yet, it somehow worked as a whole. The writing is choppy and a bit elementary.

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The story makes giant leaps forward, but the authors do a good job of slowing things down a bit to assess the emotional damage along the way. I wouldn't read it again, but I'm glad I have it a go. Jan 22, Grace Snoke rated it it was amazing Recommends it for: The book immediately introduces you to Beverly, a record store clerk with a love of singing, who is enjoying her life and her time with her boyfriend in a small town in the s.

Until things go awry.

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Enter the antagonist Ray. In less than a day her world turns upside down. The people she knew, the people she loved, she had to run away from to keep them safe. She'd move cities, change her name, change her appearance, but Ray catches up.



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The book is fast paced with well developed characters full The book immediately introduces you to Beverly, a record store clerk with a love of singing, who is enjoying her life and her time with her boyfriend in a small town in the s. The book is fast paced with well developed characters full of grit and emotion. It tells the story in the only way it can be told: The descriptions put you in the scene and you turn the page eager to know what happens next in each encounter. And the ending will surprise you but I won't spoil it. Entire review can be read here: May 09, Kim Guldi rated it did not like it.

I did not like this book at all, and I hate that because I really wanted to like it. It was not easy to read. The language was foul and frivolous, detracting from a really good story. I actually had to re-read the last two chapters because the first time through, the language was so offensive and prolific that I skimmed it, trying to find the storyline without burning my eyes out.

I missed it entirely. The second time through, although I understood what was happening, the WHY it was happening wa I did not like this book at all, and I hate that because I really wanted to like it. The second time through, although I understood what was happening, the WHY it was happening was completely lost on me. I'm still not sure WHY the ending came together the way it did because the final chapter was written in such a strange offhanded way, as if the reader had no right to be inside the main character's head anymore. After investing my time, and burning my eyes out for this story, I was slightly offended to be tossed away like that.

Jan 06, Ann rated it really liked it Shelves: First amazing first book, these two truly are the key that unlocks each others talent! I got this book as a free one during a promo For my Kindle, but let me assure you it is worth paying for. It is a story of 2 folks meeting on a subway, and from there Beverly's life is never the same.

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Imagine meeting that one person in your life that has the key to open up the most amazing abilities you may have, That when you're with them you just feel completely together, but you just know that you can't trust them, And imagine spending your life running from the person that you just met by chance, With just a few words turned your life completely upside down. Get ready to go on a incredible journey! And when that journey comes close to the end you are going to sit there in AWE don't miss this book.

Apr 14, Joseph Gagnon rated it it was amazing Shelves: If I wasn't ever concerned about getting on a subway anywhere, I am now. What a creepy way to slam us into some action. Potts and Campbell create an atmosphere of excitement and confusion. This is the beginning of the mystery which will take us through the book, leaving us forever unsure of what's going on. Read more and add your own commentary at R. I'm not one who reads much fiction, especially pop fiction, but I was surprisingly very engaged by this book.

The plot and the character development were both excellent.

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And the end, like much less in the book, was definitely a shocker. This is a great achievement for two authors who have not written a book before. I hope that they have a great deal of success in the future. They certainly deserve it! Jan 20, Dusty Craine rated it liked it. I would have preferred to give this 2. It's a good yarn but I never really found myself caring for Bevie and Ray's chapter was just over the top with profanity. Again, not a bad tale.

Just not a great one. Also the ebook formatting was horrible. I couldn't resize text which was bad on my nook simple touch and awful on my iPhone. May 10, Lauri rated it liked it. This one was strange. The main character, Beverly, is working in a record store minding her own business and living her life when she suddenly finds herself on the run, fighting to stay alive and away from those who are hunting her.

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It was definitely imaginative, but I wouldn't say it was a great read. Mar 10, Kirby rated it it was amazing. This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. My favorite part about the book was the fact that the authors made me feel sorry for the actual villain in the story: She was the one getting in trouble because she was the one committing crimes. May 26, Alex Agranovsky rated it liked it. A bit disorganized, with an ending, which does not make much sense. Some would call it unexpected, but with as little of character development as happened in the book, it is pretty hard to explain what happens.

Sep 17, Carol rated it liked it Shelves: Certainly not what I was expecting of this free book. Jan 11, Michelle Nugent rated it liked it. I really struggled with this book and found it hard to stay focused half way through. Jan 24, Keri Manthe rated it did not like it. May 23, Tracy Oliphant rated it it was ok. If I hadn't gotten into this book in the beginning I never would have finished it I just had to know the ending Oct 26, Jenn rated it really liked it.

Dark, weird, and violent. So, yes I loved it. May 15, Theresa rated it it was ok. Novel I had a lot of trouble even figuring out what this book was about. I finished hoping for more but never really got it. Kerri rated it did not like it Oct 02, Melissa Bates-McNett rated it really liked it Jan 19, Lauren rated it it was ok Aug 10, Nissa rated it really liked it Jan 05, Gina rated it it was amazing Feb 03, Melissa Hall rated it really liked it Mar 30, There are no discussion topics on this book yet.

Potts lives in Des Moines, Iowa. Originally from the west coast, she spends most of her time complaining about the Midwest weather. As much as she hates the weather, she loves writing, harshly critiquing film, giant robots and 60's pop art. She is currently working on Verse Two of The Twisted World series, the second book set in the Rabbit in the Road universe, and learning how to draw horses left-handed. She blogs about writing and creative blocks at betweenhimandher. She cusses a lot on Twitter, too: Books by Danika D. Trivia About Rabbit in the Road. No trivia or quizzes yet.

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