Every Night I Dream of Hell by Malcolm Mackay

It's a very good book. I started reading it probably around 2 years ago. Then I lost interest and I put it down. I was waiting on Book 2 of Jemisin's Dreamblood series to come into my library, so I picked up this book to finish during my pre-bed reading time. I don't know why I lost interest before. I think I kinda just wasn't as good of a reader then? I'm way more consistent and enjoy it more now than I did when I read this book. But the story is good. The main character is interesting - other characters aren't all that developed. It's a fairly short book, ~290 pages. It's a pretty easy read. When I returned, I found myself very quickly interested in the plot, and yearning to read more, and find out what's going to happen. Most of the individual developments in the story feel somewhat small, and I think that's what maybe dulled it for me before? But now that I've finished it, I think that's one of it's strengths. It's dry, in a way, I guess. But it's good. Am a fan. It doesn't make…