This book was touching. I’ve heard that this book is connected to another book but I had not read it and I don’t feel like I was confused or lacking context for this story. 

This story recounts a young man trying to man peace with the past as her reflects upon the strained relationship he had with his father. His sexuality or rather a lack of machismo seemed to be point of contention with his father and watching him audit his relationship with his parents via therapy sessions was very interesting. 

The narration was clear but I somehow imagined Isaac’s voice to be different. 

Thank you to Harper Audio for the alc!