I'm in a slump of reading books I really wanted to read and then finding they weren't for me.

The only good Indians was wonderfully memorable. There's these really cool and creepy images that are vivid and very clear in my mind. This is an imaginative book and unlike anything I've read before. Sometimes Elk need to get their revenge.

I think the narrative style is what lost me. I found that the author spent lots of time on details that didn't interest me and very little time, if a sentence at all, on salient important moments. I felt frustrated reading it and it ended up feeling like a chore.

As such: this is fundamentally a good book with an original plot and excellent imagery. Recommended for anyone who enjoys revenge horror and folklore and isn't perturbed by an unconventional narrative style.