This was a really powerful work--eerie and creepy and also raised a lot of questions about justice and harm and how we go about repairing or not repairing harm. The last third was so gripping I read it in one sitting, and the first two thirds are disturbing (including

the brutal murders and evisceration of two women, including an Indigenous woman

) but also creepy and definitely set up that ending in incredible ways.

Jones lists a bunch of works that helped inspired this one, many of which were written by Indigenous women, and I think those might help me balance and work through some of my discomfort with the violence especially against Native women in this book, especially the <em>Deer Woman</em> comic by Elizabeth LaPensée (Anishinaabe/Métis/Irish).

 

Definitely a powerful read, and made me want to check out more of Jones's work!