Nguyet Tran
The book is different from the series. The book Joe is a straight-up psychopath, misogynist, sex creep, and of course, an unreliable narrator. No empathy, no redemption arc, totally a shitty person from the beginning till the end. The book Beck is literally Amber Heard. However, the book is super engaging because I enjoy pop culture references in Joe's perpetual sarcastic remarks about almost everything. The chapter in which Joe dissed Brown alumni was hilarious, and I wonder if that's what the author thought about Brown because she was also an alumna.
Also kudos to Santino Fontana for his excellent narration. I really felt like I was listening to a monologue of a psycho throughout 12 hours.
The book is different from the series. The book Joe is a straight-up psychopath, misogynist, sex creep, and of course, an unreliable narrator. No empathy, no redemption arc, totally a shitty person from the beginning till the end. The book Beck is literally Amber Heard. However, the book is super engaging because I enjoy pop culture references in Joe's perpetual sarcastic remarks about almost everything. The chapter in which Joe dissed Brown alumni was hilarious, and I wonder if that's what the author thought about Brown because she was also an alumna.
Also kudos to Santino Fontana for his excellent narration. I really felt like I was listening to a monologue of a psycho throughout 12 hours.