The intro of the story was rather dull and hard to get through, but as soon as you’re introduced to the elements of the Neverworld Wake, the book is hard to put down.

This novel falls somewhere between No Exit by Sartre and Groundhog Day, while traversing all the darkest parts of what it is to be human. It reminds you of the power of friendships, but also of their fragility and the darkness that sometimes lies within them.

“We swear we see each other, but all we are ever able to make out is a tiny porthole view of an ocean. We think we remember the past as it was, but our memories are as fantastic and flimsy as dreams.”