A review by archer3
Death in Her Hands by Ottessa Moshfegh

4.0

Only Ottessa Moshfegh can write a book made up of all my least favorite literary attributes and still make me enjoy it (however, if I have to read the word "mindspace" one more time I might go crazy). Not a whole lot happened in this book, and you're left with more questions than answers by the end; it was a detailed and immersive examination of the human psyche and it was fun, as the reader, to come up with different explanations and interpretations of the story.