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shealea 's review for:
Wicked Saints
by Emily A. Duncan
Aside from all my college-related deadlines, I blame this book for my reading slump. I powered through this literary atrocity for two whole months (with a ton of skim reading on my part), only to feel utterly shortchanged and empty-handed by a confusing conclusion.
Despite going into this with very low expectations, Wicked Saints still managed to frustrate me with its nonsensical events, mediocre writing, glorification of abusive relationships and self-harm, and its devotion to being the book equivalent to those awful memes that make fun of a marginalized group and are branded as "dark humor for edgelords."
At some point in the story, blood literally rained from the sky, and I think that sums this book’s brand quite nicely: a literary hot mess trying to be as edgy as possible.
It's a huge, huge no from me.
Review to follow.
1 star
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Despite going into this with very low expectations, Wicked Saints still managed to frustrate me with its nonsensical events
Spoiler
(imagine making out with someone after witnessing them murder a person in front of you)At some point in the story, blood literally rained from the sky, and I think that sums this book’s brand quite nicely: a literary hot mess trying to be as edgy as possible.
It's a huge, huge no from me.
Review to follow.
1 star
* Read more of my bookish shenanigans in my natural habitat.