2.5 Stars 
 I didn't love this book but I also didn't completely hate it. The writing was beautiful and the premise of this was fascinating but it just didn't live up to its potential. There were moments where I was completely enthralled in the story but there were also a lot moments where I was bored to tears. I felt detached from the main character for most of the story and none of the side character were interesting enough to grab my attention. 
 I did enjoy that this book focuses on mental illness and that this has one of the more complex diagnosis I have read about in recent years. There were times that I wish we didn't know the truth. I feel like there would a have been a greater impact if we saw what Bo did and were able to experience the moment when he learned the truth. The fact that, as the reader, we knew what was real and what was Bo's hallucinations, made it hard to care about what was going on and the story just fell flat at the end.