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Out of the Blackness (Avery #1)

Carter Quinn

Kindle Edition | Pages: 345 pages

Rating: 4.06 | 1325 Users | 173 Reviews

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Original Title:	Out of the Blackness ASIN B00DUPVNNK
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Avery #1

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A childhood of abuse has left Avery so physically and emotionally scarred he believes he shouldn't be alive. His only sanctuary has been his relationship with his older foster brother Sam. Avery finally lets Sam convince him to start therapy to help overcome his crippling anxiety, but even that can't prepare him for the upheaval caused by meeting Noah Yates.

Noah is everything Avery fears. He's large and physically powerful—and undeniably capable of destroying Avery's hard-earned progress. Although Noah seems to have a tender streak when it comes to him, Avery is terrified of being victimized again. But no matter how many times he tries to push him away, Noah never goes far.

Noah wants to save Avery, but can he be the catalyst Avery needs to begin the journey out of the blackness?

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Title	:	Out of the Blackness (Avery #1)
Author	:	Carter Quinn
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 345 pages
Published	:	July 9th 2013 by Carter Quinn Books
Categories	:	Romance. M M Romance. Sociology. Abuse. Contemporary. Dark

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Ratings: 4.06 From 1325 Users | 173 Reviews

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Um. Ahhh. Shit. There are some problems here. Not gonna lie. How this book has managed to garner a 4.7 star rating out of 800+ reviews is beyond my understanding. The writing is sub-par. "...and they all want them right now for the lowest possible price or less.""Seconds later, I'm wildly asleep on the couch." At 20%, Kira is described as, "tall, slender, and beautiful." But at 54%: "...the two big men follow in the small wake left by petite Kira and the even shorter me.""Kelly Clarkson's

A pure diamond! Stunningly heart breaking story of a truly broken man who had a childhood that is one of the most painful I ever read of, a start in life that no human should ever suffer, and than more horror and torture growing up, until he was an adult.This is not a story of a broken man who finds love that like magic help him glue his shattered pieces and make him whole. This is a slow, very slow, healing process that is so heart wrenching at times to read but so believable that you feel it

DNF. I can't finish this. Even if I could stand this much angst and trauma, I'm deeply uncomfortable with the way Avery is infantilized. Emotionally he is a child, and Sam and Noah act accordingly: ruffling his hair, carrying him around, giving him noogies, calling him "little one," calling him "champ." It goes way beyond hurt/comfort, and it doesn't work as a romance.

I can't say enough how wonderful this book is. The story, the characters and the writing were all so beautifully created. Avery is so broken when we first meet him but, even then, there is just something about him that is fighting to survive, that screams hope. He's endearing and sweet and funny and I just wanted to wrap him up and hug him and keep him safe. His journey out of the blackness was painful at times, but it was also an absolute joy. And Noah. Noah is the epitome of patience and

For this read to be about overcoming child abuse and severe bullying, I personally found myself smiling a lot after the first few obligatory, but necessary 'downer' chapters. To me, shortly into the book, Avery just came across as really quirky versus being too damaged to function.It's absolutely adorable and comical the way that Avery squeaks and runs away from Noah, all while the guy kind of makes him grin inside. Avery sort of reminds me of Tweak from South Park, who's always waaaaaay too

3.65*I read the blurb, looked at the cover and thought this would be horribly angsty and depressing.I was in the mood for sad.Well, I guess it was sad, all that Avery and Sam and Joey experienced. Even Tommy, might have even a victim of his circumstances to some extent. But it didn't really touch me, make me feel as much as I thought it would.Maybe it was too much self flagellation or Avery having a lot of breakdowns, I'm not sure what kept me from really feeling.I still loved watching Avery