Jessica Gross

HYSTERIA follows a hypersexual, self-destructive young woman who becomes convinced, over the course of 48 feverish hours, that her Brooklyn bartender is Sigmund Freud.

Hysteria

He was the one person who knew me, he was not a contemptuous judge, he was a protector, he was possession, he was mine, I was his

This book traps you in the mind of a chronically insecure, repressed, trainwreck. I liked the writing more than the character, although Gross seems to enjoy calling asses “orbs”, for some reason .

Ayanna S

He was the one person who knew me, he was not a contemptuous judge, he was a protector, he was possession, he was mine, I was his

He was Freud. Sigmund Freud, bartender.

This book traps you in the mind of a chronically insecure, repressed, trainwreck. I liked the writing more than the character, although Gross seems to enjoy calling asses “orbs”, for some reason .

armoni mayes

genuinely would have rather read the bible than this book

donna 

jooooo-riaan

tina

this is the type of book i would read if i was drunk or high on drugs. unfortunately for me, i was completely sober when i read this. 

i get what the author was trying to do tho so not exactly a horrible read. plus it was still entertaining.

Kendall

Alex Dubois

I have absolutely no idea how to rate this book. I went in for a blind read, it’s only 184 pages so it’s a quick read, but it’s kinda hard to describe. It’s a great book, I’m really glad I read it, but I don’t think it’s for everyone. I read it in one sitting though  I was really curious to see how it ends!

Hysteria

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