I received this ARC from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

The voice and the writing in this book is stellar. It has a captivating narrative that threatens to suck any reader right into Hermes' and Enoch's world.

At the time I picked this up, I was so excited by the premise. I love bizarre stories. What didn't resonate with me though is how deeply philosophical the book got right away. While there are times this path would call to me to continue on, I'm currently at a point in my reading where I need something more engaging in my tales. More meat and substance to sink my teeth into with the characters. I was skimming by the end of the first chapter, so this is a purely subjective DNF. I would highly recommend this though to anyone who loves a deeper, slower literary substance to their novels. :)