The frequent POV changes of characters made this a messy and confusing book to follow, I never really felt very invested or interested in any one characters motivations.

It was fun being in the Cyberpunk world but I wouldn’t say the writing or plot was anything special. Sadly a bit of a miss for me even with being a Cyberpunk fan.

This book was incredibly bleak. The world and plot were dark and it felt like an endless nightmare. As I read it became clear the protagonist wasn’t someone to sympathise with, his inner monologue protested against the world’s horrors but his actions painted him as just as much a problem as the world itself. I feel he was just unwilling to admit it to himself.

I didn’t feel that the writing was particularly strong all the time and some chapters felt heavy-handed in reinforcing the idea that the world and its people are inherently bad. However, I found the world and concepts intriguing.

Overall, I found it a very interesting read. The author depicts a dystopian world well and I’d recommend it to horror fans even with some flaws.