This was absolutely horrifying and twisty in the best way. It gets really suspenseful earlier than a lot of thrillers but carries that energy throughout it so well. Such a good plot and so well carried out. And it has a queer main character, without queerness being a major plot point, which makes it even better!
I've never read such a boring and pretentious description of sex. This was so dry and vanilla, and the author described everything so clinically that I felt entirely removed from the story. Some of the rationalizations were interesting, and this could have been something really sexy, but it just didn't get there b
Interesting, with some really unique and endearing characters. I feel like there was more room for exploration of faith and it didn't get fully resolved. Additionally, it was odd how different Antonio was from the other kids his age - he is a fully developed and insightful character, while they feel like caricatures and seem to have the intelligence of toddlers.