Kill Your Friends

His willingness to do anything for success made me laugh but also left me feeling uneasy about how far someone might go. How did others feel about his moral compass?

The satire feels sharp and personal, making me wonder if Niven drew from real experiences or just a keen sense of industry absurdity.

The book made me laugh out loud but also made me reflect on the darker aspects of ambition and success. Did others feel the humor balanced or overshadowed the serious moments?