Coleman Luck

This book is brilliant.

It's poignant and telling, drawing you into the minds of three teenagers. They're already broken by their parents' divorce, but the world they fall into during a plane crash attempts to tear them to pieces mentally, spiritually, and physically.

Not really appropriate for younger kids, as it deals (gently in a non-graphic manner) with sexual abuse, addiction, and deep philosophical stuff. For adults, though, awesome.

I really wanted to like this book and some of it; I did, enough to finish it, but it was a huge struggle. The message was beautiful for the whole spiritual faith lesson. However, it was sooo hard to pull out any meaning the way it was written. I really had to WORK at what the author was trying to say. Way to much book fluff. A struggle to read... I just didn't enjoy it.