At first I was unsure. The perspective changes were abrupt and it took me a little while to catch onto the rhythm of storytelling. The book opens with and continues presenting graphic descriptions of incredible and heart wrenching violence. This is one of the most riveting books I have ever read that explores time and how it is not and has never been, linear. Additionally it touches on the deeply connected nature of all things living and dead. This book rewires time and adopts a range of perspectives. It is surreal and dreamy in a hopeful nightmarish sort of way. 

Tender, heartbreaking, at times horrifying, but hopeful in the end. Rare qualities for a science fiction dystopia. You will like this if you liked Kazuo Ishiguro’s sci-fi (Never Let Me Go, Klara And The Sun). It’s a book one cries at the end of, with relief, and sadness, heart full.