The Eyes Are the Best Part

Set against a backdrop of murder and cannibalism, the narrative delves into themes of misogyny and Asian fetishization, offering a sharp critique of societal stereotypes. It explores the complexities of navigating dual cultures while weaving a poignant tale of a family in crisis. The novel's violent and gruesome elements are balanced by its originality and depth, making for a thought-provoking read that challenges perceptions and highlights the struggles of its characters.