Weird book (series, really, though I'm only through book 2). The protagonist and narrator is nearly emotionless, which gives the book a really flat quality that makes it hard to get into. The relationships don't feel real, with the exception of the one between the protagonist and a semi-antagonist of hers.

The metaphysics are interesting--apparently neo-Classical is "in," right now--and the plot moves really quickly. I read the second (for free with Amazon Prime), and if I can get the third for less than $5, I will probably read it.

Note: It should probably have a content warning for coercive relationships between male and female characters.