Ben has been bullied since the third grade. Even worse, the biggest bully is his former best friend. When the boys were younger, something unfortunate happened, and it not only ruined their friendship but also their families.
While seeking refuge under the city streets, Ben stumbles upon an unlikely friend, and together, they begin plotting his revenge.
From this point forward, things escalate quickly and turn deadly.
This is a very short and fast-paced novella. I liked the inclusion of Henry the talking rat, but it also had me questioning the reliability of our MC. Which brings me to the ending, I had a feeling it was headed in that sort of direction. However, I was still pleased by the ending.
As someone who was bullied, I definitely felt sorry for Ben. Bullying is a very real issue, and thankfully, most cases don't end this way! Mental health is also a very huge issue, and this book touches on that briefly as well.
Sewer Rat tells a horrifying tale of bullying gone wrong and what could happen when the victim fights back...or does it?
I received a copy of this in exchange for an honest review.