Harry
Thought it was going to be more on the actual science behind compulsive lying. It's really short but doesn't feel like it.
This had the same effect of taking out your beautiful golden crusted pie from the oven and cutting into to find a half-baked disappointment.
It's a great idea to have a story about someone taking advantage of someone who is vulnerable and progressively that person becoming more & more dependant on their abuser, dealing with the mental stress comes from that etc etc but this story was just silly in every way. Relationship & tasks escalation was too quick. The other part too is the messages just reeked of 2010s Tumblr which can work (i.e. How to lose a time war) but here it was just groan worthy.
Reviews are dumb, I'm just annoyed because I wanted to like this book. Such a great cover.
Great book but fumbled at the finishline with the intent of trying to leave a shocking impact rather than one that made sense. Disappointing but also maybe I am missing/overlooking something that makes the ending seems less stupid.
Disturbing horror as if it was written by the edgy kid in class who views HC2 as a magnum opius of cinema. Who knew reading awful things could be this boring.
Sci-fi by and large is one of least favorite genres but with ideas/execution this creative it tore down my bias and let me enjoy a story while not perfect, is still throughly enjoyable.
Fun but characters were shit and really can't recommend this to anyone. I don't regret reading it but it's pretty close.