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A review by aaronlindsey
I Spit on Your Graves by Vernon Sullivan, Boris Vian
4.0
Oh, how the times have changed. Shocking in many ways.
This book was controversial when it was first printed, and it's just as controversial today, but for totally different reasons.
Not to be confused with the 70's horror movie by the same name (minus the final 'S'), this is the story of Lee Anderson and a score he must settle. I liked Lee, at first, but then he went and did what he did on the beach with underage teens...and he only got worse as the story unfolds.
The story behind the book is equally as interesting, so check wikipedia.
This book was controversial when it was first printed, and it's just as controversial today, but for totally different reasons.
Not to be confused with the 70's horror movie by the same name (minus the final 'S'), this is the story of Lee Anderson and a score he must settle. I liked Lee, at first, but then he went and did what he did on the beach with underage teens...and he only got worse as the story unfolds.
The story behind the book is equally as interesting, so check wikipedia.