I. V. Olokita

There is something unique about this book compared to others I recently read, thrillers and novels alike. The plot moves between times, and so all the parts of this timeless puzzle come together and reveal the inner world of the heroes. The author doesn't try to impress the reader, almost the opposite, trying to keep us away - in his strange way, sometimes disgusting. I won't lie, the only reason I read this book was that I read the author's previous book and I liked it. The thing is that if I didn't know the author, I would not touch this book because of the name that reminds me of erotic literature and because of the cover that reminds me of horror literature. Yet the bottom line is that this is an extraordinary book I enjoyed reading.… (plus d'informations)

Can you say about a book it is so terrible that you enjoyed every moment of reading it? This is precisely what happened to me with this one, and after I received another private recommendation, I reread it and discovered that the entire book had changed completely. The story comes to give us perspective and a view between good and evil and vice versa. The point is that the first time you read the book, you identify with the heroine and the second time, you find yourself identifying with the hero. And it is absurd that both are seemingly opposites. One is good, and the other is total evil.

It is a book that left a deep imprint on me.… (plus d'informations)