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titalindaslibrary 's review for:
Devil Is Fine
by John Vercher
challenging
dark
emotional
funny
hopeful
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Complicated
Loveable characters:
Complicated
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
Damn. This was…yeah, this was good. I’ll be doing a proper review soon, but initial thoughts:
- Loved the themes tackled in this book. Not only the heavy hitting identity, grief, and racism, but the subtle ones about a the role of religion and how it can be manipulated to endorse evil things such as slavery.
- Experiencing this on audio truly provided an immersive experience! The narrator was incredible and did such a good job with the different characters and inflecting the tone/emotion of each scene.
- As the creeping mystery grows and our narrator starts losing the edges of his reality, I felt like I was experiencing a Jordan Peele movie. Incredible!
- Loved the themes tackled in this book. Not only the heavy hitting identity, grief, and racism, but the subtle ones about a the role of religion and how it can be manipulated to endorse evil things such as slavery.
- Experiencing this on audio truly provided an immersive experience! The narrator was incredible and did such a good job with the different characters and inflecting the tone/emotion of each scene.
- As the creeping mystery grows and our narrator starts losing the edges of his reality, I felt like I was experiencing a Jordan Peele movie. Incredible!