This book is amazing. I personally really enjoyed the writing style and how things were introduced; the steps of how they dispose of the body were particularly good. The way it is narrated is so complex because in the beginning the protagonist, Korede, doesn't fully believe her sister is to blame. It really brings up a good moral struggle about whether family overrules anything else.
I would love to read more about the characters, the previous murders, and more about the setting and culture because it is so intriguing. Especially a look into how Korede and her sister grew up because it would give so much more information that I would kill (chuckle) to have. The main character handles every problem is so considered and thought through, which is a compelling juxtaposition to the attitude of her sister.
I can't wait to read the rest and really recommend it.
I would love to read more about the characters, the previous murders, and more about the setting and culture because it is so intriguing. Especially a look into how Korede and her sister grew up because it would give so much more information that I would kill (chuckle) to have. The main character handles every problem is so considered and thought through, which is a compelling juxtaposition to the attitude of her sister.
I can't wait to read the rest and really recommend it.