A strange voice forces its way into a young woman's head the day she turns eighteen. He tells her that she can touch the stars, transcend humanity, if she jumps off a cliff. He says that he created her world. The scariest part is that he's telling the truth. A feminist psychological thriller about girlhood, womanhood, personhood, and godhood, Daisy Bell serves as a terrifying look into what "the end of someone's world" can truly mean.
This book isn’t what I had originally expected, but I thoroughly enjoyed every second of it. You can’t help but feel a deep connection to each character in this unpredictable plot. This is one of those books where you just have to sit and reflect on what the hell you just experienced. It was beautiful and painful, but of course I’m gonna read it again. Daisy Bell is is first ARC and I’m so excited for y'all to share the love I do for this story.
This book was not what I expected at all, but it kept me intrigued the entire story. I was constantly waiting to turn to the next page to find out what would happen next. The way the author wrote the emotions the protagonist was feeling was so descriptive to where it made me feel emotions similarly felt in my past. The author really captured not only what it is like to be a woman, as well as all the feelings that go with it, but also a woman trapped in a situation that she needs to get out of, direly. You are with her through her thought process, her fight or flight feelings and responses, everything. Very, very well done! Thank you to the publisher and author for providing an advanced copy for free for my voluntary review!
