My goodness, was this book a nonstop adventure! I loved the story and how much the author, Tochi Onyebuchi, integrated his own culture and history into the novel. The action was effortless, and I was left with a lot of moments where I was unable to put the book down simply because I had to know what happened next. We need more books with this type of complexity and global imagery.
My one drawback to this book was how some of the chapters transitioned, and perhaps this came in part because Onyebuchi switched between the two sisters viewpoints. It just felt a little jarring at moments to be completely invested in a chapter only to have it end on small cliff hanger and be switched to the other sisters perspective. It is a minor issue, though, and it did not take away from my enjoyment of the overall story.
My one drawback to this book was how some of the chapters transitioned, and perhaps this came in part because Onyebuchi switched between the two sisters viewpoints. It just felt a little jarring at moments to be completely invested in a chapter only to have it end on small cliff hanger and be switched to the other sisters perspective. It is a minor issue, though, and it did not take away from my enjoyment of the overall story.