Invisible Monsters

This has got to be my top novel by Chuck. I really don't read things more than once unless they're a force and let me tell you this is. The story of a model whom undergoes a tragic event and loses all instance of her beauty (and success as she produced an extensive career fro her looks). Besides the moral “you don't know what you have until it's gone”, this book really dives into the rawness of that feeling. The main character, misunderstood, haunting, and blank after the accident is a complete twist. Basically what I'm trying to say is that the development of character history in this novel is shocking and confusing and fruitful and haunting all at once. The best part is that there so much to take in, reading it for a second time you see things you hadn't before and begin to redevelop your position as the voyeur lead by the spunky narrator. One of my favorites for sure.