Pig edition by SBR Martin Jenn Wertz Sherry Linger Kaier Literature Fiction eBooks
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Her name is Lily, but she's gone by different names over the years - Lilith, Mom, Flower, and Pig, to name but a few. She's sitting alone on a couch in the corner of a crowded funeral home, desperately clinging to a scrap of paper in her right hand. She's avoiding contact with those around her, keeping to herself, because she holds more than that scrap of paper - she holds a lot of secrets, including one she's keeping from herself. In the other room, which she dare not enter, a man lies in a closed casket. That man is her husband. Only she knows how he got there, and only the telling of her story can tell his. As Lily guards her secrets on the couch in the corner, the familiar faces of funeral home patrons stir a lifetime of memories, a collection of past events brought to pass before her eyes.
How did her husband get in that box? And what is she holding in her hand? Step into Lily's past to answer the present questions. But don't expect to be pleased with everything you learn. Some stories just aren't meant to have happy endings.
Pig edition by SBR Martin Jenn Wertz Sherry Linger Kaier Literature Fiction eBooks
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Pig edition by SBR Martin Jenn Wertz Sherry Linger Kaier Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews
Pig blew me away. I don't normally read adult literature but the characters in SBR Martin's story are relatable and the viewpoints, gritty.
Some things come at you, shocking you to the very core. I would cringe, but still read. My head shook more than I think it ever has, but still I pressed on with a slight need to know what else could possible go wrong for this one or that one. The grit was even more so than a Piccoult novel (which I do enjoy-an exception, to my non-adult book rule!)
SBR Martin's characters are introduced well, through memories and descriptions, forcing your eyes to press on, especially Lily's thoughts, which come unedited and raw.You begin to ask yourself, can one person experience this much pain and suffering? You think you're about to figure out what's in her hand just to learn that it's another twist.
The use of storytelling is compelling and shocking. The ending came at me with great surprise! Here, this woman suffered so much abuse and even in the end, lived up to what her husband created the woman who always protects her abuser...
I loved the surprising twist in this novel and would read another of SBR Martin's books any day!
Warning This book is not for the passive or the sensitive for that matter. Be prepared for a different kind of roller-coaster ride. One that takes you down and down and down then twists and jerks you sideways until there isn't any breath left in your lungs breathe. When you close this book, you'll still feel just as breathless, wondering how you missed all the signs that pointed to the characters' inevitable outcome.
"Pig" by SBR Martin is the first book in a very long time to leave me at a loss for words. A loss for words that can adequately give this book the justice it so rightfully deserves. "Good" or "Great" would be redundant. "Amazing!" doesn't even begin to cover it. For once, this reviewer is truly at a loss for words, but I will do my best to make everyone who reads this understand how incredible this book truly is. I honestly wish I could give it ten stars.
I have no idea who won 1st place in the 2012 Breakthrough Novel Award Contest, but it is my firm belief that Sbr should have won first. No offense to the first place winner, of course.
I finished this book minutes ago and I am still reeling from it's ending, so please bear with me and forgive my rambling. I feel as though I am still there, standing by Lily's side, watching her life and Bender's life unfold. Much like one feels when a loved one passes away, I can barely believe my time with "Pig" is over. Fiction or not--this book seemed entirely real to this reader.
The truth is, Lily was not the pig of this book, though her husband told her repeatedly she was. No, the only "pig" in this book was Bender, himself. Ironically, he couldn't smell his own stink until it was too late. The mud he slung stuck to Lily as he buried her in his filth for years. Why did she stay? Why did she put up with it? Why not? When bad things happen everywhere, where is a woman with two children supposed to go? Who should she turn to? After all, she is covered in filth, filth from her lawfully wedded husband. Filth that can never be cleansed away.
"Pig" is brilliant! No, I take that back, it is beyond brilliant and I have yet to find the exact word to describe this book. I am in awe of Sbr's storytelling ability, truly in awe. The amount of psychological suspense and weight it carries is astounding and the ending packs a punch like no other story I have read! I urge, no I plead with you to read this for yourselves. Sbr Martin has given birth to characters that are so incredibly "normal" and intriguing. One cannot help loving and hating both Lily and Bender. Love Bender? Maybe when he dies. Hate Lily? For tolerating such horrible treatment. In the end, nothing can be changed, nothing can be taken back. There are no "perfect" words to describe this story...Lily's story. It is about life.....Lily's life. Who are we to judge?
Lilith's plight in life was plotted out for her from the day she was born. Her name alone, provided by her teen mother's lesbian partner, evoked in her the ability to be a non-conformist in a man's world. Whether by knowledge or nature Lilly embraced her heritage and took from men just as men took from women.
When Ben entered her life she learned too late what is was that made him so different and by the time the discovery was made it was too late. Martin's novel of life takes us down the road of sex, death and abandonment, through great dark forests of abuse, lies and sweet revenge.
Pig starts in a funeral home where we are introduced to our protagonist Lilly as she welcomes visitors as her husband lies dead in the next room and she lets us, the reader, into the secret that no one else suspects, the accident was not `accidental'; she murdered Ben. From a writers standpoint the idea of a funeral home is a great concept to introduce life as it was. The idea of seeing people from the past and building the storyline that leads through them to the present is masterfully presented by Martin.
We don't know at the moment how Ben died but through compelling side stories we learn what led to his untimely end. Domestic abuse is a subject that constantly raises its ugly head and Martin paints us a picture of how Lilly's life was again plotted out for her, this time by her controlling husband and reminds us, as do many police blotters, why so many women stay in these types of relationships.
As the mourners at the funeral continue to flock into the room so the story unravels and the suspense builds. Evidently Lilly is clutching in her hand the one piece of damning evidence that will bring to the fore everything to show what really happened on that final ill-fated night.
This is a passionate voice from an emerging young writer that presents us with a thrilling novel of contemporary fiction flavored with a little erotica and suspense that makes it hard to peg this tome in one particular genre and makes a compelling case for that cross-over genre style that is so pervasive in the modern novel. The final chapter presents a jaw-dropping twist that makes it all worthwhile.
Loved this book! Can't wait for more from this author!
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