I read another book recently that had a similar “how do you live with yourself” premise, The Mirror Man, but just that part – these books had nothing else in common.
I can’t imagine how anyone could live in a world like that. Freeman wrote a character that wasn’t even that likeable but as things progress you learn that he’s flawed but you learn how much because you’re able to see things worse and better. Infinite was one of those books that I couldn’t walk away from. It was full of twists and turns and I want to compare it to something but if I do to a popular movie but that would do two things – it would take away from the “feeling” of this book but it would make you think about things in another way throughout. Just like with Thief River Falls, Infinite is one of those books that I can’t talk a lot about what actually happened in it without spoiling it. I hate saying that a book is going to be in my top 10 books of the year as early as March – but good god was this book great. What’s amazing is that this one did it even more but for different reasons. The first book I read from him was Thief River Falls and it knocked my socks off (that’s literally what I titled my review). When I saw that Brian Freeman had another book out I had to check it out.
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