Using his ability to gain privilege and wreck the lives of those he inhabits, X serves as an unsettling foil for A. Levithan’s ( The Twelve Days of Dash & Lily, 2017, etc.) latest expands on its predecessors by including multiple body-switching narrators while retaining a main focus on Rhiannon, A, Nathan, and X.
Does he really just want to talk? Or are X’s intentions more sinister? The fast pacing and lyrical prose will draw readers in, but the philosophical questions will linger.
But their meeting also brings danger, as the malevolent X (formerly introduced as Poole) threatens and harms Nathan on his own quest to reconnect with A. The two band together to devise a plan to get back in contact with A. Soon, Nathan (another body A inhabited) shows up at Rhiannon’s door, seeking information. While Alexander makes a great boyfriend, Rhiannon isn’t quite over A. And one of them wants to track A down.Ī month after A’s disappearance, Rhiannon is now dating Alexander-the last body A inhabited before taking off. A’s not the only one who moves from body to body every day.
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