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When you can't see through the dark there are no rays of light.

For as long as Adam can remember he has been a cutter.
But the pain isn't enough.
Is it time to get something more?


Trigger Warnings Suicide, Self-Harm, Violence

Seven Cuts edition by Sam Tepes Literature Fiction eBooks

A challenging story about a self-mutilating teenager. Attraction, heartbreak, neglect, pain, bullies, violence, and suicidal ideation all coalesce in Adam's life to form a harrowing tapestry of what-ifs and what-could-have-beens.

Product details File Size 574 KB Print Length 27 pages Simultaneous Device Usage Unlimited Publication Date January 6, 2017 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B01MZ793OO

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Seven Cuts edition by Sam Tepes Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

I don’t know. It was just a no for me.
I’ve read another book from the author and I loved how twisted it was. This time, maybe the subject is just something I’m really not into.
I don’t know if the purpose was to create a sympathetic feeling towards Adam, but it just made the opposite for me. I felt extremely frustrated and enrage. I just couldn’t like him at all. Maybe it was just too real, because is this is not an unknown subject for me. Sure, the author made a great job getting some emotion from me, but maybe not the one that was being intended. Perhaps other readers would relate or care for Adam better than I did.
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Bleak, compassionate and utterly realistic. Quid pro quo.
A challenging story about a self-mutilating teenager. Attraction, heartbreak, neglect, pain, bullies, violence, and suicidal ideation all coalesce in Adam's life to form a harrowing tapestry of what-ifs and what-could-have-beens.