The Jellyfish Effect by Ufuk Ozden || Review

I received an eARC from BookSirens, that doesn’t affect my opinion of the book, all my thoughts are my own and honest.

Within a dark collective dream, Earth’s population learns its fate.

This is an end of the world story about a man who has depression and anxiety trying to make sense of his dull existence.

I found the concept of this book really intriguing, but I didn’t gel with it at all. I felt like everything in this book was lacking. The writing was very hard to get through, dense and sometimes I didn’t understand what was happening, it would change very quickly that I felt like I got whiplash, or I would have to reread a paragraph to see if I had missed something. There wasn’t much of a plot, but what I could see of it, it was all over the place and hard to follow, I didn’t like the characters, they didn’t feel realistic and something about them rubbed me up the wrong way.

But I could see why other people would like this but, it just definitely wasn’t for me.

1 ⭐️

Thank you to BookSirens, Ufuk Ozden and the publishers for approving me a copy.