What a bizarre book! I'm not entirely sure what to make of it. I definitely found it interesting, but interesting does not always equal enjoyable. Yet I didn't not enjoy it, so... I guess I enjoyed it? But I didn't really enjoy it either. 
 The premise is startling. From the cover and the summary, you'd never expect the truth of Micah Grey and Gene. It's not really a spoiler, but it is kind of a spoiler, so I don't really know how much to mention. 
 Okay, I'll say this: 
 Micah and Gene are both female and male. No, I mean that they are female and male as in they have both female and male parts. 
 This book took a very original approach to an intersexed character. Micah is so much more than just that 'intersexual character.' He (she?) is a fully formed human being that is relatable to the reader. He was an extremely well crafted protagonist. 
 This book is also a good example of a book with a message that isn't written in an overbearing way. It gets the theme across, but the story is the main thing. It doesn't become preachy and it doesn't cudgel you over the head with force for the idea. this was another thing I appreciated. 
 Those were the main things I liked. Now, there were some things I found that made the reading experience difficult for me. 
 Firstly, the time jumping between Gene and Micah. That way of writing hurts my head, and sends me a-spinning. I don't need a linear timeline, but this timeline just didn't work for me. 
 And... that was the main thing actually. I didn't find the book overly enjoyable, mostly because I found the flow of the novel a bit stilted, but I respect it.