I flip-flopped on how much I enjoyed this book. I know it was satire and I also know it was billed as "Wolf of Wall Street" meets "Get Out" but it was hard to stay distanced from the story and continue reading through the lens of "this is satire." It's well written enough that I wanted to take it at face value and some of the more satirical parts of the story were uncomfortable enough to make me dislike Buck, which I'm sure was the point.

I'm interested to see what the author writes next.