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It was ok. Kind of odd. The book didn't really have much conflict or much of a villain. What conflict there was didn't happen until like the last 10 pages and it didn't have too much build up.

It had a Lovecraftian horror theme mixed with a goofy sort of humor. The book is about a normal human lady who gets sucked into a world of weirdness and she tries to navigate and learn. Then the last 10 pages happen. It was cute. Not all that boring. 3/5 ⭐

While this isn‘t my favorite of Martinez‘s novels, I did have a fun time listening to this one! The monsters are great and it‘s certainly an original read! I think this one would be the perfect set-up for a TV show! It‘s a lot of fun! #AudioColoring

A. Lee Martinez weaves a fantastic story of monsters and humans and our nature.

Things are #fullmoonmayhem in this story of a woman whose new apartment comes with monsters! #hallowreads

It was a good book...3 stars. But not as good as his other ones. I like the idea that there is more to our reality then we know or perceive.

Different realities bleeding into one another makes for a fantastic setting. Add a mixed cast of humans and monsters, and you get a fun and strange story that could easily be made into an anime. (I would totally watch that anime!) I was a bit skeptical at the start, but, I quickly found myself immersed, intrigued, and entertained. A combination of slice of life and sci-fi fantasy, this turned out to be a surprisingly great read.

A very silly book that is also kind of about finding meaning in a world you can't ever fully understand.