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I am enthusiastically impressed by the wide range of Triana's flexibility, his master class capacity to use descriptive prose, and wield biting sardonic dialogue with the same aptitude he evokes with beautiful poetic scenes that break your heart. Always been blown away by his chameleon ability to step seamlessly into any environment or era and "own it" like a native. This novel showcases that dynamic range, talent.

Tension and intrigue building Main by the minute. Ian is in illegal quicksand. Sometimes the sand is cool against his skin but he always recalls it is a dream. Ian always recognizes a colorful hellscape rendering as hell and a dishonest dreamscape. Zoe is on a tear pushing more product and her cousin Dennis is a lunatic. Ian is proving it doesnt pay to be honest with some people, a concrete pool of desperate acts.

I Don't Recognize This World Anymore by Triana is an absorbing novel, and it is so immersive I feel like I am walking in the shoes of the main character Ian. The setting is a high security woman's prison. I can relate to Ian on so many levels, likely not healthy. It it a novel with lots of heart, empathy and emotional depth. He is parading his extraordinary versatility writing in other genres.Love it.