Andrew F. Sullivan

Marigold

Suzanne

I read a fair amount of dystopian novels, and this one just doesn't add anything new.

There are a lot of story-lines and character views that are not fully developed. The people aren't that interesting and there seem to be a lot of antagonists. 

The premise sounded interesting, but it was a bit of a struggle to finish. It had some thrilling moments, but mostly I felt like it needed more editing.

Emily Perkovich

I loved this. Horror/sci-fi is one of my favorite genres and making this center on gentrification/socioeconomics and eco politics was a trifecta for me. That being said. This is told from multiple POVs, and if you don’t like that type of narrative device, you should probably skip this, as it is hard to keep up with. Thank you ECW Press & NetGalley for the eARC

Marigold

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