“When there’s people around who we don’t trust, we let them think we’re the kinds of people who are allowed to exist.”

I liked this but I think I needed more context for this setting to really have more impact. I have so many questions about the world and the politics and what happened to get to this point.

I loved Esther's journey of finding purpose and self-love though… which, you know, maybe is the point? (I also really liked Cye.) The "be gay, do crimes" vibe was excellent.

A fun read via Audiobook though 👍🏻I definitely want to check out more from this author.