This is probably my first mostly positive review here. What I like most about this novel is that the author does away with most of the clichés of this kind of novel and the novel feels authentic. The common tropes you'd expect are just not there and the best thing is that there are none of the most common annoying tropes. The best thing so far is the story's development and what keeps me reading the novel. If I had to name its weakest point, that's the characters. I don't like most of them if I'm being honest. Aside from Daisy and the kids. That includes the main character, he is overly trusting even when he has all the hints that he should stop just trusting people for no reason. I sincerely hope that will improve in the future because an unlikable main character is a huge detriment. Although I did like some twists with the characters. Like one of them being surprisingly good while another one isn't. Anyway, if the main character sees some development, I think this novel has enormous potential.
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