Thea Staff

The whole book feels incredibly whiny with Harry blaming everyone else for all of his wrong doings and situations. Even the part where he mentioned he felt no remorse for killing 25 Afghans. "Goods getting rid of bads" But this wasn't his fault because he was trained. It comes across as tone deaf considering everything. Even down to them fleeing the country and talking about how much they feared for their lives. Its a narcissist story that seems made up of lies because they couldn't get what they wanted and so they decided to try and take everyone down instead. Read if you want to roll your eyes every sentence.