5 Amazing, Wonderful, Mind-fuckery Stars 
 It's been a couple of weeks since I last finished this read and I still can't get over how amazingly written it was. That, and I still don't know how to write my review for this. I've tried so many times to write a review and I just couldn't get the correct words, or phrases to emphasize how good this book was. I have so many passage highlighted in my book, many notes of my thoughts I had written, but this book just blew me away. 
 Yes, it might not be for everyone because of the subject of skin trades, consensual and non-consensual acts that are questionable, but in everything there is the last shred of hope, of strength, and finding the person you were meant to be no matter how difficult and horrid the situation one was put in. And the love of a man who would do anything to keep you safe even though his part in everything is what kept you bound in invisible chains and bound to Masters when you're no longer anyone, just a thing. 
 That is the story about slave 24690, and how Everleigh found her name and discovered the person she could be and became. 
 And knowing more about Bram Whitlock, the man who sealed her fate, but set her free in his own twisted way. 
 Along with finding a love that complicates everything, but makes living a lot easier.