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Sanjay T thillaivasa709 — Fatal Waters was an interesting story that had many twists. When I first began the book, I wasn't sure how I felt about it. Before I reached page 10, I had a theory of who done it. I was bummed that I had solved the crime before the story even began. However, my theory wasn't totally correct. Either way, I was still pulled in to the story and couldn't put this book down. It was a fast paced story with action around every corner. The further I got in to the book, the less and less I believed my own theory. There were times though that I thought that this book needed to be longer. That certain events needed to be more developed and detailed. Especially near the end. The book stops fast, and then goes to an epilogue. The epilogue does give the reader a little more of what they were looking for in an ending, but I still feel like I was missing something. Overall, this was a quick and intersting read that I enjoyed!

Caio Amorim caiodeamorim — This book offers what I found to be fascinating insight into the mind of the author, the autistic savant mentioned in the title. As one who has always been pretty good at math, it was interesting to hear the author explain how his brain functions on an entirely different level.

Damian Hu 476086452d2c0 — Has some of the dreamlike quality of The Virgin Suicides, but it's a little more business like and formal in the sense that he had to use traditional plot advancement to push the story. Overall, I thought it was a great read. Lefty and Desdemona were comical. Calliope and the Obscured Object were kind of heartbreaking. It was interesting the way the narrator chose to refer to her best friend as "the Object".