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A review by haniah__x
After the Fire by Will Hill
4.0
So. Messed. Up.
Original.
I don't think I've ever read a book quite like this (though it did give me The Darkest Minds vibes surprisingly... similar to the rehabilitation camps).
It's just..................................
Extreme. Barbaric. Disturbing. I was so so so infuriated at this Father John fraud, the fact that people actually.............. believed him, died for him, disregarded everything including their children for him
GAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Set in two types of chapters: before and after the fire. At first I was a little irked that it wasn't set in chronological order, but I suppose it would get rather tedious just reading about a chores and injustices at The Base all day long. Instead, we have the main character, Moonbeam (intriguing name) recalling the events in an interrogation, after she has escaped the fire.
I highly recommend this dark thriller for something different and bound to keep you morbidly fascinated.
Original.
I don't think I've ever read a book quite like this (though it did give me The Darkest Minds vibes surprisingly... similar to the rehabilitation camps).
It's just..................................
Extreme. Barbaric. Disturbing. I was so so so infuriated at this Father John fraud, the fact that people actually.............. believed him, died for him, disregarded everything including their children for him
GAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Set in two types of chapters: before and after the fire. At first I was a little irked that it wasn't set in chronological order, but I suppose it would get rather tedious just reading about a chores and injustices at The Base all day long. Instead, we have the main character, Moonbeam (intriguing name) recalling the events in an interrogation, after she has escaped the fire.
I highly recommend this dark thriller for something different and bound to keep you morbidly fascinated.