This was an all-too depressing book which I find pretty conflicting and complicated. It's too dark and disturbing for my taste and I somehow find it a bit repetitive. The first half of the book was astonishing to read because of its subtle description that will let the reader imagine the horrific [graphics] stuff that happened with one of the MCs. 
 When I read "The Darker Side Of Trey Grey by Tara Spears," I thought it's way too morbid but it was somehow inspiring at the least. This book though, represents a different kind of sadness, absurdity, and hopelessness that I felt for Lee. It was upsetting and I didn't like that in this book even if things turned out well in the end. 
 Rating: 2 our of 5 stars