Celebrated author Zep (A Story of Men, A Strange and Beautiful Sound) weaves a mystery borne from humanity's addiction to convenience and technology, and the dangers such addiction can propose. This gorgeously illustrated, poignant sci-fi tale aims a spot

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This was such an interesting read for me! Firstly, I absolutely loved the art style. The characters are so peculiar, and the overall premise of the story is intriguing. The only reason why my rating is not 5 stars is that the story felt incomplete somehow. When I reached the end, I expected a few more pages to give closure. (view spoiler)[ Tristan's loss of his identity felt like the real beginning of the story, rather than the end.  (hide spoiler)] Other than that, I would definitely love to read a more fleshed-out version of this!

 ARC provided by NetGalley but all opinions are my own

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