Keeps you guessing the whole way
This book is one that requires your full attention. With its groundhog-day type premise, there are definitely places in the narrative that will you have you questioning what the rules of the universe are. Overall, I think this book was incredibly well written and allowed you to discover/solve small pieces to the overall puzzle without giving away the major plot twist. The book deals with the idea of rehabilitation and what the meaning of that is morally. Along with other similarly heavy concepts, this book is definitely for the more advanced reader.
The main character of this book wakes up in a different body each morning and I think the author did a really great job at utilizing this scenario and demonstrating how the choices made by our main character Aiden are influenced by whoever it is he is occupying that day.
I do think it is important to note that Aiden's views of one of his host bodies are fatphobic and could potentially be triggering to those who struggle with body dysmorphia and/or eating disorders.
The main character of this book wakes up in a different body each morning and I think the author did a really great job at utilizing this scenario and demonstrating how the choices made by our main character Aiden are influenced by whoever it is he is occupying that day.
I do think it is important to note that Aiden's views of one of his host bodies are fatphobic and could potentially be triggering to those who struggle with body dysmorphia and/or eating disorders.