Memoirs of a Life Saving Mortician

n the other hand¹ sometimes it becomes clear that a book is not going to get much better. I found the writing painful, the organization resembling a sequence of case studies more than a unified work. It was Sias's voice that got to me: his contempt for patients and coworkers is undisguisable. Abandoned at p.81, which is far more than I should've given it.

[1] reference to yesterday's review of Queenie