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Mar 08, 2018xiaojunbpl12 rated this title 3 out of 5 stars
Power doesn't care about its owner, human do it because we can. Good construction (convoluted, intriguing), I was captivated mostly. Gender-based violence, so repulsive to become unbearable under the influence of "Glitter", ended up revolving around a philosophical agenda of human race evolution, which gave me some aha moments, yet to off me a clear view of things in a mixed bag. I'm for Roxy, Tunde, and Jocelyn who were more than victims and protagonists. I'm not sure of Allie (Mother Eve) and Margot (the opportunist?). Tunde, the only one who record/witness the history truthfully, is male. Usage of realistic social media across the current world demography made the fantasy plot believable.