Really interesting concept, a compelling read of a little messy at times - the POV switches were a little strange, and for a book that's primarily a journal narrative, the journal sections were the least enjoyable parts. Worth checking out if you like dystopian lit.

Disgusting, pergerded

I listened to this book in two days. It was really thought provoking and, I feel, realistic if most of the women in the world were to die. I also thought the idea of some people becoming a new person with each event while others stayed exactly who they are no matter what happened to them was a really interesting. Yes, there was rape, group sex, and women were held captive. Dependent upon your level of comfort, this might bother some people. But the bottom line was to stay independent in a world where men outnumbered women by a lot! The book held my interest and i thought about these characters for days after finishing.

I absolutely loved this book. It gave a realistic view of what the world with a vastly different ratio of men to women may look like. I adored the inclusion of the LGBTQI elements, that is real life, even after the apocalypse. I love the cleverness and real gritty heart of the main character. I can't wait to see what this author will continue to write.

I did not like this book. In fact I'm not going to finish it. I generally really like dystopian, but this book focuses so much on sexual assaults and sexual deviation that I'm not will to stomach it. It certainly had the potential to be really good. It just sours my stomach.