This book really reminded me of a Bret Easton Ellis book. I don't really know how to describe it in a way that would make sense. It was just the way the narrative went. The main character and his thoughts, how they would bounce back and forth and sometimes go from one thing to another and often get angry or violent for no reason and how nothing seemed to really mean anything to him... It all just seemed like it was coming from another Patrick Bateman. Only this one was sane. And way more interesting.
I liked the ending. It was very dark and the whole book was just something that pulled me in and kept me on edge because you were never quite sure what was happening. Then, when you were told what WAS happening, you had to stay to find out what the result would be. I'm glad that I took a fellow Goodreads person's suggestion for this book because I don't think I would have ever found it otherwise.
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