Oh, this was so good. That ending though. I only gave this book 3 stars because I'm so torn on whether or not I liked the ending (I'm STILL processing it). I semi-enjoy how we don't 100% know what happened, because it really ties into the whole vibe of the book. However, one issue I had was that it felt like nothing was happening until the last 20 pages. The whole book was like a beautifully sunny winter day and then the last few chapters were like a snowstorm that wasn't called for in the weather forecast. It was just so strange to me because Victoria's storytelling was leading me to believe that one thing happened, but it was so completely wrong. But, that's what this book is supposed to be. I'm just so torn. 
 TL;DR: The fact that Unnatural Deeds was told in second person, combined with how beautiful the writing was (it was so ridiculously eloquent and captivating) - I'd seriously recommend it for the writing alone. So much of the story fell flat for me, though; I think it would've been better off as a 100-150 page book, rather than a 300 pager. This book really messed with my head and I desperately needed a nap after reading it. 
 Thank you to Netgalley for my copy of this book in exchange or an honest review!