Status Updates From Maestrul minciunii

Jumps around far too much. Reads like some sort of memoir though I suspect that was the author's intention. Not my cup of tea

While it jumps around a bit, the author finds ways to engage with characters and premise. I can understand how the studio that produced the Ian McEwan, Helen Mirren film found it worth adapting

A slow burn, I'll be curious to see how the plot unfolds..so far so good

"She had never looked for that dreadful American thing, closure—being perfectly content for it all to be there, packed in the recesses, never to be aired again—and certainly not for revenge."

"If this adventure has shown him one thing, it is that you become less agile in every way as you age. Once this one is over that will be it for him. A sad thought, but there you are."

"Where they burn books, in the end they also burn people,’” - Heinrich Heine 1821.”