This book unfortunately was not a good experience for me. I DNFed a little over halfway through. While I think this book has a deep basis that I could have loved, it turned more into an internal pull of the MC between her religion and science. A lot of philosophy and a little plot. The background story of addiction and depression in her family as well as the cultural struggles of immigrant parents falls to the side as she continues to cycle through being a religious scientist. Great idea but the execution wasn’t for me. If those topics interest you, I definitely think it’s worth the try.

The book was entertaining but the author took the theories too far. It moved away from science into random guesses to what someone could have seen at a distance and thought it was a monster. 

There was nothing drawing me in. The world-building was nice but felt incomplete and I didn't find anything to connect with in the characters. 

This is just a transcript of interviews for the most part and is pretty boring to read