Sean

My new favorite book. I've learned something important about myself and other people from reading it and various reviews. When someone says “Maia, yuck! He's just too nice. I hate him.” That person – don't trust them one inch. Maia is the person I want to be. Addison does an amazing job of revealing the personal struggles of a real person who intends to be good and do the right thing. It is not an easy attempt, not dull and static, but a fluid and difficult grind.

I listened to the audiobook read by Kyle McCarley, and I will never know if I love the book more for the writing or for his perfect voice. I do not normally listen to books, but I am so glad I did this time.

This is a great book for teen dudes who weren't raised to be decent persons and who are happy being self-centered twits. For anybody else, come on! There are real books out there, written by thoughtful people with real insights. This is just .... I don't know. It's just wallowing in one's own filth.

I would have loved it, but it was too gorey for me.

Worst book I ever read. One of the few things I really regret. My life is worse for having read it. I had to quit half way through, and I wish I had quit on the first page.