Wednesday, December 5, 2018

Review: The Little Tragedy by Jeff Haws @ByJeffHaws


The Little Tragedy
by Jeff Haws

Published: December 5, 2018
Publisher:
Genre: Dystopian, Mystery, Suspense, Thriller

Blurb:

Sleep will come for them.

For the past twenty years, every child has fallen into an endless coma on the night of their 10th birthday. Families are broken apart. Society is forever altered. And now, the human race itself is marching toward extinction.

Until Kevin Fraser wakes up.

With one Fraser child awake and the other rapidly approaching his 10th birthday, his family — and the world — holds its breath. Is this the sign of the plague finally ending, or will the walls start closing around the Frasers as the burden of receiving this cosmic gift becomes too heavy for them to bear?


My Review:

Every child in the country slips into a coma on his or her birthday at the age of ten. No one knows why. Every parent knows that this day will come for their child but they try to make the best of the time they have with their children.

The Little Tragedy is about a mother and father with one son lying in a coma and waiting for their other son to slip in a coma as well on his tenth birthday. Laura and Stephen knew the day they decided to have a child what would happen but they chose to have a child and give it the best ten years of their life.

The Little Tragedy tells how one little boy deals with his older brother being in a coma and that he is next. The Little Tragedy tells nine-year-old Ryan’s story about the days leading up to his tenth birthday of how he dealt with it all.

The Little Tragedy is a fast paced read that grabbed my attention from the beginning and didn’t let go until I had read the last page if then. It tells how strong a parent’s love is for a child and what they would do for their children and how far they would go to protect their child no matter what the cost is to them. Stephen and Laura always put the lives and care of their sons before their own.

The Little Tragedy is a very intense read that will pull at the old heart strings choking you up at times and so mad at other times. While I do believe that The Little Tragedy closed one chapter in Laura, Stephen, Kevin and Ryan’s life I still think they have more to say. I still have so many questions that were not answered leaving me wanting more. I hope this is not the last that we see of The Little Tragedy and its characters and of this world.

Do I recommend The Little Tragedy? Oh yeah you bet I do.

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