Firstly, thank you to NetGalley for giving me an ARC for a completely honest review of this.

Unfortunately this book just was not for me. I struggled reading this, and that is when you know, you and a book are not meant to be. I went into this book, hoping for supernatural wittiness, and unfortunately left with uneven pacing, and (what feels like to me) a concept that just was not refined enough and therefore just did not hit the spot. I was left with many unanswered questions, and just couldn't connect with the protagonist Danny. At times I felt he was really annoying to be honest. With Danny being so emotionally checked out in the novel, it made it hard for me to root for him and therefore just less meaningful in important plots of the book.

This book to me was more about style rather than substance- a journey of being lost between satire and substance and therefore you are left in a limbo of never landing on either. Just a no from me sadly.

I fell in love with Danny and Nudge right off the bat! This book was a perfect blend of seriousness and lightheartedness. It was such an enjoyable read that I'm sad it's over!

For me, this was a super easy to read book! Right from the get-go I found myself caring about Danny and Nudge and the different antics that drew them both into the circumstances they were in. Some aspects I will say hung me up a bit--namely in the fact that like many European books I don't get some of the slang or the different rivalries between cities or areas. It wasn't enough to turn me away though, as anyone with reading comprehension can read through and have an understanding of where things are or what is going on. The plot itself read as more slice of life, heartfelt, though serious at times.

I thoroughly enjoyed it!

Both light hearted, serious and funny all in one. I found myself instantly invested in Danny and Nudge, the two main characters, and sped through it wanting to know what happened to them. Such an easy and enjoyable read; would highly recommend!