i think this book has an interesting premise but felt way too rushed and also was just a bit hard for read, which i think killed it for me. it would have been nice to have some distinctions of what was internal dialogue to make this easier to understand. i feel like it would have been helpful to have had it explained why Aran was dealing with what he was experiencing and then him trying to figure out why/understand it more. i feel overall a lot more things should have been explained for fleshed out. very interested idea, but just felt like not the best execution

What the hell did I just read?? This book was not for me. The writing is amateurish and so hard to follow. It almost felt like drinking from a firehouse with a stream of consciousness from a main character that has zero redeeming qualities and even less intelligence. I’m not even sure what happened in this book. I had to reread pages over and over again. I had to go backward in the book because I was sure that I missed something. This was not an enjoyable experience.

Thank you NetGalley and Finn Adair Morgan for my eARC. All opinions are my own. I found Finn Adair Morgan's writing to have a dark and twisty side but is also very retrospective. In a world obsessed with social media, the role of media and personal perception. Justice and vigilantism were another common theme. It was a well-paced story with a deeply layered character.