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This Morning I Woke Up Dead was a new concept for me. Sure, I read loads of paranormal and fantasy, but the plot itself was unique and fresh. Written in first person, we follow the afterlife, as you will, of Hadley. However, it’s not the sole POV in the book. We also see Dominic the fiancé she left behind.

The story veers and shows us the two sides of death in a concept that was too intriguing to ignore. What if death wasn’t death, but the beginning of something extraordinary? But what of those who are left alive on Earth? On the other side, we see Dominic as he transgresses through his grief. Hadley was his soul mate, and the level of love is clear. As strange as it is, his pain came alive for me more than Hadley’s, and I related to him more. I think that’s because I have lost a few family members close to me recently, so my own pain remains fresh. Either way, both are relatable in their own ways, and I found them both likable.

As I said, an intriguing read, but I won’t give away any major points. The story itself is more than worth the investment, and as my disclosure, I bought a copy of the book even though one was already provided for me.

While I’m an avid reader and new fan, I'll say this as gently as I can, but the overuse of adverbs in fiction, and specifically the *ly ones, drives me bonkers. Some readers have no qualms about them, but I do. A few here and there sprinkled for effect are reasonable, and the same goes for use in actual dialogue. This is a common mistake with newer writers, but it isn’t the end of the world. A writer can help their story far more by replacing them with strong action verbs and adding in vivid description.

Overall, I saw a lot of promise and expect intriguing, well-developed plots from this writer in the future. I'll keep my eye out for Pre-Earth #2.


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This morning I woke up dead Mindy Rae Larson 9781480127975 Books Reviews

I made it roughly 33% into this book before I was so bored I started skimming just to see what happened next and to get to the end quicker. For such an interesting premise it ended up being way too boring for me and the longer it went on the less believable it became. Once the main guy "wakes up" it goes down hill.
I saw the name of this book and decided to read it I was not disappointed really good story telling and will be getting part 2 & part 3.. Thank You Mindy Larson for leading us to a different world it was awesome so recommend this to all..Gina Clabo
This book kept my attention but it was not engrossing. While the characters and the storyline were well developed it just didn't have the pull to keep me wanting to read.......although I would read the second book
This concept was intriguing to me and since a friend recommended the book, I thought I would give it a try. The idea is rather morbid and promotes an idea that I personally do not agree with. Unfortunately this particular idea comes at the very end, so it does not distract me. The story definitely draws you in and makes you do some internal review of your own life and beliefs.
Wow! I'm more of a thriller/suspense/mystery kind of girl. I'm into gore and things that go bump in the night. I must say that This Morning I woke Up Dead has opened my horizon to a new genre! I've been missing out! If other paranormal romances are even as close to as great as this book, then I am a serious fan! The story in this book is unique and I found myself stopping just to think about different concepts. Some parts even gave me the chills. It is absolutely amazing. Original. Emotional. Epic. Wonderful job, Ms. Larson!!! Thank you for sharing your talent with us!
This Morning I Woke Up Dead by Mindy Larson kept me reading just trying to figure out what was going to happen next. It digs into some really deep philosophical stuff but doesn't hit you over the head with it.
Hadley wakes up one morning able to move around the Earth in spirit form. (She can even change her clothes by just thinking about it.) Turns out, the Earth is sort of a Limbo, a holding ground, between people who are "pre-Earth" and those who have moved on. All it takes is the ability to realize that we're already dead. (Note I'm not giving anything away--you find this out in the first couple of pages.) Different people are more stubborn about realizing this, one of whom is her fiance Dominic. The links between the two are hard to break.
The idea that we are all dead is not a new one. Philosophers have realized this, and even our language acknowledges that someone who is "alive" has more spark than the rest of us. And Larson did a great job at creating a new "world" that lives alongside our current one.
I don't want to give anything away, so I'll just say that you have to be open-minded to enjoy this book, but even those of a more religious bent than I will find something to relate to. If I had any criticism at all, it's that it needs to be proofread more carefully as the typos (the your/you're sort of thing) often got in the way of a flawless reading. I'm not sure I would re-read it (which is my criteria for a five-star rating), but I certainly didn't waste my time reading it this time.
This Morning I Woke Up Dead was a roller coaster of emotions, not just for myself but for the characters. Having to die, realize you've been dead all along, then being able to see your loved ones but them not able to communicate with you sounds so heartbreaking.

Hadley and Dominic are the kind of love everyone seems to be looking for. No matter what dimension they're on, you can see the love for one another. Even when Hadley gets her memories of Dominic taken away, she can still not stop thinking of him and her love for him.

I can appreciate the flashbacks because they enhance the book to where I get to understand more of the characters and their pasts. It read well and I completely enjoyed the way Dominic seems to care for his sister Emerson and his niece Ruby. Author Mindy Larson put so much emotion in this book, and I've told you a bit about it, but you need to read this for yourself. The book has marvelous characters, written well, and makes you think about life and death.
This Morning I Woke Up Dead was a new concept for me. Sure, I read loads of paranormal and fantasy, but the plot itself was unique and fresh. Written in first person, we follow the afterlife, as you will, of Hadley. However, it’s not the sole POV in the book. We also see Dominic the fiancé she left behind.

The story veers and shows us the two sides of death in a concept that was too intriguing to ignore. What if death wasn’t death, but the beginning of something extraordinary? But what of those who are left alive on Earth? On the other side, we see Dominic as he transgresses through his grief. Hadley was his soul mate, and the level of love is clear. As strange as it is, his pain came alive for me more than Hadley’s, and I related to him more. I think that’s because I have lost a few family members close to me recently, so my own pain remains fresh. Either way, both are relatable in their own ways, and I found them both likable.

As I said, an intriguing read, but I won’t give away any major points. The story itself is more than worth the investment, and as my disclosure, I bought a copy of the book even though one was already provided for me.

While I’m an avid reader and new fan, I'll say this as gently as I can, but the overuse of adverbs in fiction, and specifically the *ly ones, drives me bonkers. Some readers have no qualms about them, but I do. A few here and there sprinkled for effect are reasonable, and the same goes for use in actual dialogue. This is a common mistake with newer writers, but it isn’t the end of the world. A writer can help their story far more by replacing them with strong action verbs and adding in vivid description.

Overall, I saw a lot of promise and expect intriguing, well-developed plots from this writer in the future. I'll keep my eye out for Pre-Earth #2.