i had no idea what i was getting into with this one, oh boy. like every other jilted ex-supernatural fan, i knew this was going to be a must read. the lead’s name is misha, like. come on. i was not disappointed, lots of little (what i saw as) spn nods throughout that angered me all over again. i’ve never watched the 100, but i’m told if you did, this will ring true for you as well. horror isn’t ever my go-to, but i couldn’t put this one down. i had to know what was actually going on and how the hell misha was going to get out of it. the gore was gross as hell, but not too much for me to have to stop and i’m a huge baby. i loved the journey misha went on, particularly the little heartfelt moments he found himself having in the midst of all the horrible-ness. a stark look at the way queer people’s stories are commoditized and exploited when they’ll make a profit and ignored or buried when they won’t, bury your gays kept me guessing and enraptured from the start. a gross, endearing wi...