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isabezza 's review for:
Yellowface
by R.F. Kuang
mysterious
tense
medium-paced
R.F. Kuang once again writes stunning prose, tackling complex themes and complicating readers' view of good and bad. Our morally ambiguous main character is both despicable and understandable. The plot was mysterious but ultimately predictable, which was a little disappointing. Nonetheless, I loved this perspective of the publishing industry, the relationships, the competition, and the unfairness. I will continue to read R.F. Kuangs novels, excited for what her talent will bring next