Fascinating

Jamison Shae's "I Feed Her To The Beast And The Beast Is Me" is not only fascinating but is rage filled and dynamic, but an atmospheric tale of both rage and redemption at its finest. This story was not only incredibly well worded with brilliant descriptions and thought-provoking dialogue and characters who were so dynamic and cutthroat, they practically leapt of the page and jumped in your face. While many situations were unconventional, it made for a more intriguing and fascinating story that demonstrated the lengths one may go to reach the top. The duality of feminine softness and brutal rage come to play in this story so wonderfully and I would recommend it to anyone who loves a good villain origin story. There are not many books, especially in the Young Adult genre that can write about that duality in a fresh and new way and make it appeal to a wide audience and this book certainly does that.