We Are All the Same in the Dark

Two thrillers in a row and I really enjoyed them both?! Am I turning into a thriller reader??

Both Odette and Angel were fascinating protagonists, and I was glad to spend time with them. Also I shouldn't be surprised ‘cuz it's not like it's hard to become a biological parent, but still I'm always surprised when characters have really shitty parents. Like, not beating your kids or putting a hit out on them actually is pretty easy. Oooh and there were some good religious overtones about forgiveness and guilt that were interesting though not theologically sound. Also some good disability rep, and the author had an interesting note about her research in the back, which I appreciated.

4.5 but I'm feeling generous :)