You ever start a book that you aren’t sure if you are really into it but you have to keep going? This one was it for me. At first it was a little weird for me not going to lie but it started getting better and better as it went on. To see the view from the villain instead of the victim made it different. The MMC in this book is no doubt a psycho but for me an interesting psycho.

I absolutely loved the premise of this book! I've never followed a storyline from the eyes of the stalker but unfortunately, it fell a little flat. There was a lot of bulid up to the ending, which I found myself getting bored with. I feel like it could have been 50 pages shorter. With the strong bulid up to the ending, the action and plot you had been waiting for was over in about 20 pages. The ending was very rushed. I would rate it 2.75 stars.

Thank you to Netgalley and George Ochoa for an ARC of this book in exchange for my honest feedback.

Paul Inster, a brilliant, insane Columbia college student majoring in English with an undisclosed minor in knives, is in love with graduate student, Tracy Iridio. Seeing her in the library every day, he mistakenly believes she is in love with him and that she is a goddess, Teresa. In fact, the two have never met, and she does not know who he is. When, for the first time, he sees her with her boyfriend, classical history professor Larry Post, Paul sets out to destroy Larry via a campaign of terror. As the campaign mounts, Larry, mystified, tries to figure out who is attacking him and why. Through a series of surprises and confusions, the campaign escalates to murder! This book was definitely a bit out there! It had suspense, murder, mystery, intrigue, and interesting characters! The story was a bit weird and different! It wasn’t really my kind of book but still worth reading! Thank you NetGalley and the publisher for sharing this book with me!