Redfern, is gifted in her ability to make us not only see the characters, but feel them and as they feel, so do we. As our characters changed I felt I did too. The characters felt so real that I think about them even now. I wonder how they are doing. Bearing the undivided attention of two Choi Han, he squirms. Gods, of course the other Choi Han had to get curious about a connection to his past as well. The bigger problem is the fact that this stupid trash who I've become doesn't know about what happened in the village and messes with Choi Han, only to get beaten to a pulp. Truthfully, even after everything, he still can't understand how he keeps getting caught up in this kind of shit. A blue-haired guy stumbles into the room, drunk off his ass, with his violet-haired friend long-sufferingly trudging after him.

In an Instant by Suzanne Redfearn - Fantastic Fiction

I want to thank the publisher and Netgalley for the opportunity to read this wonderful ARC! The publication date is March 1, 2020. Kim Rok Soo snaps out of his horror just in time to witness another horror (which, the story of his life, really,) and sighs. You can analyze a book for its prose and its plot. Susanne Redfearn’s prose is solid, but it’s the plot of In An Instant that really grabs hold of you. A reconfigured camper carrying a group of family friends swerves to miss a deer on an icy road and slides down a mountain in the middle of a blizzard. Sixteen-year-old Finn is killed instantly, and readers see what unfolds from her other-worldly perspective. With slow cook, pressure cook, sauté and steam functions to experiment with, there are plenty of great ways to get the most out of this countertop cooking appliance. One of the great advantages of Instant Pot is that there are thousands of recipes online and virtually no limit to the things you can cook in it. And once you’ve mastered your Instant Pot cooking skills it’s still great to experiment with new foods and recipes so you don’t fall into a rut and use it for the same foods and meals every time. Characters from both canon and the tboah! world are summoned to a wide, lavish room. They are asked (forced) to read and react to one Cale Henituse.

Choi Han is there just in time to catch the bloody figure tumbling through the threshold, unconscious before he even hits the ground. Choi Han* glares around the room, unsettled but at the same time unwilling to show it. When he sees Cale*'s bright red hair, though, the fire in his eyes seems to burn even stronger, as his whole face darkens. Does it agree, moreover, that the police action in this instance constitutes an obstacle to free movement for all citizens within the Union?

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Choi Han can make that kind of face? Why is Choi Han calling him hyung? Is it a whole other world after all?This book sat on my coffee table for quite some time before I could summon the courage to start reading it. I was soon regretting the time I had wasted: this is in no way a gratuitous tear jerker. I read this book in two days and had a hard time falling asleep that first night because my thoughts were still with all of the beleaguered characters in this novel. All in all, a compelling story, and I loved that it branched out and not only kept us guessing, but had us analyzing and realizing that in certain situations, some people prove themselves wholeheartedly. In good and bad ways. Some that you thought were cold and emotionless, could actually become true heroes. And some that you thought were great… hmm… not so much.

In an Instant by Suzanne Redfearn | Goodreads

Swerving to avoid a deer on a cold, dark night, a camper careens off the road, plummeting over the mountainside. The occupants have cell phones but cannot get service.

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A scrawl appears on the far wall at the front of the room, written in the common language of the Western continent. In certain instances, an aeronautical station may be located, for example, on board ship or on a platform at sea; Tasha J: In an Instant. I stayed up until 2:30am and got to 64%!! It’s definitely the kind of book you just don’t want to put down and I’m feel all kinds of emotions toward the characters. I said in one of my updates, “Is it wrong to have murderous thoughts toward a book character?” There is one character’s choices that had me imagining a variety of the most painful and unpleasant ways they could not so dearly depart us. This character brought out straight-up seething contempt. I won’t go into details, but I think unless you’re a member of the undead with no blood coursing through your veins or you are actually missing a beating heart, you will likely feel some measure of rage as well. It may be especially triggering or painful if you have a child with disabilities, as I do. My goodness.... I can appreciate that “In An Instant”, has that ‘can’t look away’ thing going for it.... like one hell of a bad car crash — ( ha, there was a car crash)— but to go through the emotions, injuries and the loss of 10 characters is like suggesting family

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English–Arabic English–Bengali English–Catalan English–Czech English–Danish English–Hindi English–Korean English–Malay English–Marathi English–Russian English–Tamil English–Telugu English–Thai English–Turkish English–Ukrainian English–VietnameseGrab some tissues and a comfy spot to read as this is absorbing, emotional, engrossing, moving, and thought provoking. It is well written, and nothing felt rushed or drawn out. Don't stop reading when the book ends, the Author's note is informative and tells of her own childhood story of survival. The deceased teenager flits here and there following the various family members and friends describing their actions immediately following the accident. You really find out a lot about people you might not otherwise know in the middle of a crisis situation. Some people are selfish, others are heroic, sensible and resourceful. Oftentimes it's just survival of the fittest. Debra was so right when she said that she couldn't put the book down. I read it marathon style over the weekend, a rarity for me. I had to immediately know how it all panned out.