Bad Man

My favourite kind of books are those that are vague and confusing and fuck with your mind. I feel like those are the ones that I think about the most, because they force you to. 
This book came so close to being that.

My primary issue with this book was that it was too slow paced. I felt like the part where Ben works in the store was dragged on for so long. After finishing the book I realised that the whole thing was inspired by personal events in the author's life which makes sense, but at the time, it really put me off. 

As someone who really loves Penpal and r/nosleep stories in general, I still loved the vibe of this, although it was absolutely not what I was expecting it to be. 

I've thought a lot about this book since I finished it, and honestly I'm still so confused. Lots of unanswered questions. But hey, it successfully wedged itself in my mind?