It's funny when you're among the neuroscience crowd, delivering a presentation on the convergent evolution of LTP in octopuses, and the greatest debate it fosters is over the correct plural form of the word "octopus." It's funnier when what was determined to be a mistake (by unwitting purists) keeps popping up everywhere.

I'm not sure how I should feel about this one, though. I'm trying to look beyond the mistakes I'm so sorely tempted to nitpick and to acknowledge the value of the story, however...it's underdeveloped. There's so much more I wish the author would have delved into considering the MC is little more than a color to a person she loves. 

I didn't get very far into this story. I couldn't. 

I recall this book epitomizing the Downing Effect.