Eh... *how I felt about this book. *
It started off REALLY GOOD, but by day four I was pretty lost. There are 42 characters in this book to keep track of... 42!!! What in the world, no wonder I was trying to figure out who was who by the end of the novel. Sometimes I can give good predictions on who did what, but with this book, I didn't even remember who did what.
Aiden Bishop has to find who kills Evelyn Hardcastle after eight days and only has a certain amount of hosts to figure this out. Aiden is able to occupy someone's body and mind for an entire day until he dies or the day passes and then the next will occupy a new person. It was an intriguing concept and found myself hooked from the get-go. I've seen multiple people say this was AMAZING, and others who felt confused for a majority of the book. Sadly, I'm with the latter and I was confused for a LARGE amount of the book.
The underlying concept of this cycle wasn't what I was expecting and reminded me a little of the movie inception.now would I read this again to understand it more clearly, ehh probably not. I got the gist of the book and the ending was sufficient enough to make me feel as if I didn't need to give it another go
It started off REALLY GOOD, but by day four I was pretty lost. There are 42 characters in this book to keep track of... 42!!! What in the world, no wonder I was trying to figure out who was who by the end of the novel. Sometimes I can give good predictions on who did what, but with this book, I didn't even remember who did what.
Aiden Bishop has to find who kills Evelyn Hardcastle after eight days and only has a certain amount of hosts to figure this out. Aiden is able to occupy someone's body and mind for an entire day until he dies or the day passes and then the next will occupy a new person. It was an intriguing concept and found myself hooked from the get-go. I've seen multiple people say this was AMAZING, and others who felt confused for a majority of the book. Sadly, I'm with the latter and I was confused for a LARGE amount of the book.
The underlying concept of this cycle wasn't what I was expecting and reminded me a little of the movie inception.now would I read this again to understand it more clearly, ehh probably not. I got the gist of the book and the ending was sufficient enough to make me feel as if I didn't need to give it another go