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A young man struggles to move forward after the death of his twin brother in this gripping, coming-of-age tale about loss, redemption, love, and the moment you begin to see the world differently.

Three minutes.

Jacob Palmer died for three life-changing minutes.

And when he woke up, nothing was the same. Elijah, his twin brother, is dead, and his family is broken. Jace’s planned future is crushed, along with his pitching arm. Everyone keeps telling him that Eli’s in a better place, but Jace isn’t so sure. Because in those three minutes, there was nothing.

Overwhelmed by guilt and doubt, Jace struggles to adjust to this new version of the world, one without his brother, one without the certainties he once relied on. And then Thera comes into his life.

She’s the last girl he should be turning to for help.

But she’s also the first person to truly see him.

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Title	:	For This Life Only
Author	:	Stacey Kade
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 320 pages
Published	:	August 30th 2016 by Simon & Schuster Books For Young Readers
Categories	:	Young Adult. Contemporary. Romance. Realistic Fiction

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This was a good book. It was thought provoking and relevant to my life in a way, which was both heartbreaking and not at once. Some of the content was heartbreaking in itself, but I quite enjoyed reading Jace's story, his questions and confusion with the world and everything. It was an interesting take on life and the afterlife and I found I had a hard time putting it down as I grew closer and closer to the end.There was only one main thing, at the end I wasn't crazy about, but I'm not going to

A heartbreaking, honest look at grief, faith, thinking for yourself, and choice. Jace's grief and guilt over his brother's death are piercing without ever descending into pathos, as are his family members', each of whom deal (or don't) in their own way.I would put this on par with Jeri Smith-Ready's This Side of Salvation when it comes to books about teens and faith that are not preachy or overtly focused on conversion, but instead focus on why you believe what you believe.

u know how theres some tv shows that set up plot lines for 4-5 seasons but get cancelled at season 2 so the ending feels rushed and nonsensical and stupidly tying up lose ends when there could have been so many plot lines and characters explored but they werent and u feel upset about that? thats what the ending of this book felt like

I did like the book.. but I didn't love it. I did not find it very moving.. even though some though stuff happened I could not get into it. I don't know if it was because the narrator was male ? I did like how the accident made the main character doubt everything and how he learned to think for himself, and that it is okay to question stuff. All in all not a very special novel, but is was okay.

I really enjoyed this book. I was having quite the long day inside the lab, when I decided to pick this book up so I was able to read it in one sitting, while doing some lab works. And it was more than enough to keep the boredom away.This book's portrayal of grief is so amazing, I could feel every emotion. Jace and Eli are twins, who got into an accident, which got Eli dead. Jace's life changed from that point, and he started to question everything in his life, especially things about his

At first, the book was really interesting and I wanted to read about Jacob's response to his brother's death and since Jacob was a Christian (although his faith wasn't strong). As I kept reading, it got boring because it was pretty repetitive. But, I actually don't blame him for that (because I went through a similar experience). Overall, it was an okay book.

For This Life Only by Stacey Kade is an emotionally moving coming-of-age story filled with heartache, love, forgiveness, and learning to find yourself.Jacob "Jace" Palmer is the black sheep of the family at least in comparison to his twin brother, Elijah, and his little sister Sarah. His only desire was to play baseball and get a baseball scholarship so he could get far away from home as possible. Where he'd only have to be worried about himself. However, a night of partying and needing a ride