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Blair Michele _lair_ichele — İlk kitabı olan The Highest Tide'ı beğendim, daha iyi.

高橋 麟太朗 masakero02ff6b — Imaginary Friends by Yolanda Jackson is one of those books that grab you from the very beginning, thrusting you into a world where make-believe merges with reality. From the start I was captivated by the fertile imagination of the author as she takes readers on an escapade into a very dark and frightening place. In fact, the opening chapter to this book is one of the most riveting I have ever had the pleasure to read. The pace of this book is fast, the action furious, and the spectacle of carnage and death is shockingly brutal. It's clear to me that this book would make for a stunning horror film. Imaginary Friends is the tale of a young girl who has been horribly abused by her mother and the cruel strangers that her mother allows to victimize her. This abuse becomes too much for her to handle and she conjures forth from her imagination a small, but eclectic group of friends to protect her. At first, it appears that her friends are just visions that only she can see. But all begins to change when the young girl begins to send her imaginary friends to kill the people who are abusing her. But is it really her imaginary friends who are doing the killing? Or is she the real murderer? Imaginary Friends is a revenge story that is driven by the mad rage of a tortured young girl. Thematically, it is more tragedy, than fantasy. Yet, the spectacle of death and horror looms over the entire tale. If there is a drawback to this book, is that it fizzles out as it draws to an end. I was disappointed that the intriguing storyline which gripped me during the first half of the book dissipated into a foray of mindless violence. In many ways this book reminds me of The Oliver Stone film "Natural Born Killers". Like Stone's film, the horrifying acts of violence featured within the pages of Imaginary Friends become repetitive and ultimately overwhelms the story. With a little tweaking of the plot and editorial polish, this story would be epic and worthy of more stars. Yet, for all of its faults, I would recommend this book to readers thirsty for a gritty and visceral depiction of one young girl's violent response to the world that unleashed her.

Naseem Ahmad latifa2013 — i was hopefully looking forward to more fun-but-trashy reading after the other boelyn girl but was thoroughly disappointed by the queen's fool. it didn't measure up. in every way that boelyn girl was delightful and fun, fool was a chore to get through, and if not for jury duty, i'd have cast it aside and never finished.

Jordan Major majorjordaa337 — عقلى توقف كثيرا اثناء القرءاة حقا ممتع هذا الكاتب وهذا المكتوب عنه

Juan Erburu juanerburu — The author captured perfectly the character and flavor of every small town diner across the country. From the "locals" that show up everyday to the waitresses, I found myself transported to a place such as the Majestic in Midtown Atlanta. I kept thinking that the only thing missing was a description of someone stubbing out their cigarette in leftover eggs or cold grits and then, about halfway through, there it was. Perfect!