Paradise Rot

The mix of psychological horror and queer identity felt both raw and profound. I'm curious what inspired the decision to intertwine these elements so seamlessly.

The suspense built slowly but kept me hooked. I wonder if that was intentional to mirror the protagonist's unraveling or just a happy accident.

The book challenges how we see ourselves and others, often blurring the lines between reality and perception. Did this resonate with anyone else's experiences?