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A review by stephibabes
Brutes by Dizz Tate
4.0
The craft of the writing by Tate in Brutes created such a powerful atmospheric stage for the story that unfolded. The switching of the narration across chapters from individual characters to the first person plural, built a sense of cultish foreboding.
I found the gentle creep of events whilst maintaining this environment of strain and resistance very enticing. It really sucks you into the world. I occasionally struggled to hold in my mind all the characters sense of individuality, which on one hand I think deliberately heightened the sense of group and pack, but sometimes made me lose the thread of who was who.
I borrowed this audiobook using the Libby app from my local library. Support your local library!
I found the gentle creep of events whilst maintaining this environment of strain and resistance very enticing. It really sucks you into the world. I occasionally struggled to hold in my mind all the characters sense of individuality, which on one hand I think deliberately heightened the sense of group and pack, but sometimes made me lose the thread of who was who.
I borrowed this audiobook using the Libby app from my local library. Support your local library!