The fact is this: this book didn't have page numbers, and it became very frustrating very early on.
With the exception of having entirely no clue of how far I was into this book, it was a really intriguing read. It was a really interesting look into the motivations of revenge, as well as psychology. Plus I really loved the format with all the redacted parts.
But on the flip side, like I said, the format meant there was no page numbers and that really did not help with the feeling of repetition that parts had, and I started to feel a bit lost within the book. I did actually skip large sections & go to the end, which is why I feel I can’t easily give this a star rating on Goodreads either as I didn't read it all. Maybe I’ll give it another go in the future when I’m in a more suitable mood
With the exception of having entirely no clue of how far I was into this book, it was a really intriguing read. It was a really interesting look into the motivations of revenge, as well as psychology. Plus I really loved the format with all the redacted parts.
But on the flip side, like I said, the format meant there was no page numbers and that really did not help with the feeling of repetition that parts had, and I started to feel a bit lost within the book. I did actually skip large sections & go to the end, which is why I feel I can’t easily give this a star rating on Goodreads either as I didn't read it all. Maybe I’ll give it another go in the future when I’m in a more suitable mood