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Hazel (2934 KP) rated Fractured in Books

Jan 12, 2018  
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Fractured
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8.0 (1 Ratings)
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This is a debut novel by this particular author and, to be honest, not one that I would have chosen to read myself but was lucky enough to have been sent an advance copy from the publisher, Legend Times Group, in return for an honest review and I am really pleased they did as I really enjoyed it.

Full review on my blog - <a href="http://readingstuffnthings.blogspot.co.uk/2016/01/fractured-by-clar-n-chonghaile.html">Reading Stuff 'n' Things</a>
  
Fractured Angel
Fractured Angel
Ken Williams | 2014 | Young Adult (YA)
10
10.0 (1 Ratings)
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This book was AMAZING! [Ken Williams] tells the inside story of working with the homeless in the backyard of the rich and famous. In [Fractured Angel] he draws on his own experiences to create a fictionalized account of a social worker, a mother, and a fifteen year old runaway all trying to cope with their demons. [Williams] has a way with storytelling and the empathy he shows for all his characters shows through in his words.
  
Stormrider (Rigante #4)
Stormrider (Rigante #4)
David Gemmell | 2002 | Contemporary, Fiction & Poetry, Science Fiction/Fantasy
8
9.0 (4 Ratings)
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<2024 update>

It's been a few years since I last read this, with the added time between now adding (to me) additional depth to the character of The Moidart and to Gaise Macon's often fractured relationship with him.

<original review>

The final book in the Rigante series and, while it may not be as good as the others, it still nicely round off the series. The blurb on the back of the book is a bit misleading, though ...
  
Empire of Passion (1978)
Empire of Passion (1978)
1978 | Drama, Horror, Romance
(0 Ratings)
Movie Favorite

"I’m a huge fan of Nagisa Oshima, and Empire of Passion and Violence at Noon are two of my favorites of his that Criterion has released. They give a good example of both his shifting stylistic capabilities as well as his consistently provocative and trenchant thematic tendencies. While both these films deal with elements of sexual obsession, predation, and social hegemony, on the surface they are totally distinct, Empire being a gorgeous, classically styled ghost story and Violence at Noon being a fractured, modernist New Wave masterpiece."

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