It's been a while since I've found a book to keep me awake at night and this book was definitely it.
I love the structure of the book with chapters alternating between the two main characters and parts separating the different stages in the plot.
The characters are believable, loveable and easy to identify with. I found myself rooting for Julius from the start and hoping that the inevitable things that happen, didn't. Georgia again evoked feelings of sympathy and admiration and despite making some bad decisions, they were all understandable and done with the right intentions.
The scenes were well described and I was able to feel as though I was there alongside side them, experiencing the good and bad.
I could not put this book down, literally. I needed to know the outcome, I wanted to make sure the characters were OK and I wanted to know whether justice prevailed. It bought many questions to mind and made me think about the world of social media and current society. Are we indeed more concerned by the ill treatment of animals than human suffering?
A good book, easy read, thought provoking.
I love the structure of the book with chapters alternating between the two main characters and parts separating the different stages in the plot.
The characters are believable, loveable and easy to identify with. I found myself rooting for Julius from the start and hoping that the inevitable things that happen, didn't. Georgia again evoked feelings of sympathy and admiration and despite making some bad decisions, they were all understandable and done with the right intentions.
The scenes were well described and I was able to feel as though I was there alongside side them, experiencing the good and bad.
I could not put this book down, literally. I needed to know the outcome, I wanted to make sure the characters were OK and I wanted to know whether justice prevailed. It bought many questions to mind and made me think about the world of social media and current society. Are we indeed more concerned by the ill treatment of animals than human suffering?
A good book, easy read, thought provoking.