Okay, hear me out. 
 This was a weird experience for me because I broke my own personal cardinal rule and read this after I watched the show. So this rating is my own damn fault and I take full responsibility. That being said, the show is considerably better IMO. This is not really a review since this book has plenty of those already. 
 Problems I had: 
 1. Very little world building. I. have. so. many. questions. And it was really frustrating that by the end of the book, I still don't have satisfying answers. In order to enjoy this, you really have to suspend a certain amount of belief and give the book far more concessions than it deserves. This is probably why I like the show better. It fleshes out so many scenes the book overlooked. We get a much better view of what is happening. 
 2. Character backstories were virtually non-existent. Who are these people? What did they do before? Why should I care for anyone other than the narrator? I get that it's from the narrator's POV and very difficult to portray this, but it made it hard for me to understand character motivation as a result. 
 3. I disliked the ending. I've never been a huge fan of open ending books because I'm the kind of person that needs closure. The thing that plagued me was the main character's ending. And I understand that that's sort of the point, but that doesn't mean I have to like it, so I don't. 
 4. At times it was boring. The narrator was not the most fun person to listen to. 
 Alas, on to the next.