Completely un-put-down-able.
This book is quite strangely written, for instance I didn't quite get a grasp of where it was set, or what everyone's names were (everyone refers to each other as "ma" or something just as strange); but it somehow completely captured me.
I think it was the whole "my sister is a serial killer" thing. I needed to understand why she would keep choosing her sister over justice for innocent peoples lives. Like how can you keep cleaning up after and protecting someone that emotionless. The girl literally loved watching people die.
Their background was completely twisted and it showed how they got to be how they are today. I understand that. But the incessant whining from the sister and horrible comments from the mother annoyed me to no end. How can they treat her this way? Like its her responsibility to manage everyone.
This book is quite strangely written, for instance I didn't quite get a grasp of where it was set, or what everyone's names were (everyone refers to each other as "ma" or something just as strange); but it somehow completely captured me.
I think it was the whole "my sister is a serial killer" thing. I needed to understand why she would keep choosing her sister over justice for innocent peoples lives. Like how can you keep cleaning up after and protecting someone that emotionless. The girl literally loved watching people die.
Their background was completely twisted and it showed how they got to be how they are today. I understand that. But the incessant whining from the sister and horrible comments from the mother annoyed me to no end. How can they treat her this way? Like its her responsibility to manage everyone.