Ploughed through his book in a day and a half. The premise was great, the two main characters were such contrasts but there were underlying contradictions to them both that made them both very conflicting men.

There were times when I thought Quinn was being very naive with his candor and behaviour towards a murderer in prison, but given his youth and his eagerness to continue the study and his work, it allowed me to suspend a lot of my disbelief.

It was, dare I say it, cozy at times, with an intimate setting that could've almost been adapted into a play. I wish the subplot of Zane's criminal history didn't seem like such an afterthought (or rather, that the twist hadn't been discarded and explained away so easily) but that didn't stop me from enjoy what was a tense and well-built up relationship between the two men.

Can't wait to read more of Collins' work!

I liked the book. Disappointed that Zane wasn’t actually a psycho though

It started off dark but it ended in a really light tone. I enjoyed it, even though some aspects might be unrealistic

I was hoping for the same level of twistedness that was in [b:The Freshman|41948676|The Freshman|Louise Collins|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1537407160l/41948676._SY75_.jpg|65446684], but this one delivered a surprisingly sweet story.

I hated that I predicted how it would turn out though. I was really hoping that I was wrong about that.

pues será psicópata o no pero zane logró que en todo el libro no confiara en él, incluso ahora que lo terminé sigo sin confiar en él jajdjsja

that was so good