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The Wall and Goat

   (1 review)
Genres: General Fiction, Romance,
Sub-genres: Coming of Age, Contemporary Romance

Maxie's grandmother tells him that love and hate are two horns on the same goat. One snowy January day a boy shows up who might just be that goat. Jesse has moved across the country to the middle of "shit-all and nowhere" and isn't happy about it. As the boy's move closer and further apart, they learn that love may not be enough to fix everything, & that both of them will need to change

Copyright © 2013 Sasha Distan; All Rights Reserved.

Story Recommendations (5 members)

  • Action Packed 0
  • Addictive/Pacing 3
  • Characters 5
  • Chills 1
  • Cliffhanger 0
  • Compelling 2
  • Feel-Good 0
  • Humor 0
  • Smoldering 3
  • Tearjerker 4
  • Unique 4
  • World Building 2
  • Like 18
  • Love 4

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DaveinLA

DaveinLA 176

  

I have to confess - I love teenaged angst.  But with that confession I will also confess that authors who fill their stories with poetry and song lyrics make me crazy because I am not a big fan of either.

But you managed to fill this story with a great portrayal of teenaged angst as well as use poetry and lyrics to a great advantage as you so masterfully penned the tides of emotions discovered by Jesse and Maxie.

All of the truly great stories are made so by the portrayal of their characters and you have made your readers know your characters in this story.  I was angry when Maxie was mad.  I felt loss when Jessie was sad.  I laughed with them and cried with them.  

I do not know what higher praise could be offered an author than the reader's tears as one of their characters cries.

Davey

Response from the author:

Thank you so much!

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