This was very good. Jane Harper paints such a precise, compelling picture. You can feel the dry heat and taste the desperation. All the characters and their flaws felt real and raw. I did not see the ending coming which is always nice
This was strange. The Stockholm syndrome is throwing me out. There was a plot twist that I was expecting towards the end. I know the rest of the series is supposed to be much better than this, so I'll keep going.
This book is so beautiful, intimate and raw. The writing style is unconventional (apparently that's typical form Olivie Blake?) but reflects the turmoil inside the character's heads.
This book is precious. It is beautiful, sad, surprisingly accurate. It's a story of family, rebellion, hardships. A story of survivors, about what destroys us and what keeps us together. And love.
