SIN:THETICA

I suffered so you don't have to. There was so much potential in this book - the synopsis sounded so good, and it intrigued me so much.

It felt like a self-insert into a John Wick-styled with a neon Tokyo setting. There's an overuse of ‘quoting feelings' and ‘trying to emphasize a point' when it's not needed. The trigger warnings are located at the back of the book as well; so if you want to read, please look at the triggers in the back before reading.

Personally, I would not recommend this novella. It felt too rough to recommend to anyone. The concept is fascinating, just not well executed.