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We Begin at the End by Chris Whitaker

 This book gutted me in the best way possible. I went in, not really sure what to expect, and I was absolutely blown away.



Each story in this book is heartbreaking. The lives of all the characters are so intricately woven together. It felt like I was holding my breath for the entire book. Duchess is absolutely devastating, from the way she takes care of her brother to the way she refers to herself as an outlaw in order to maintain some kind of self preservation. I was hooked from the beginning to the end. I shed more than a few tears over several people in this story.

I can’t really review this much further without revealing more things within the plot that I think you should get to experience firsthand. Please go read this. It will stay with you forever.

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