Legends Book

First of all, I didn't read it, I listened to it. I can still hear the voice of the man, as he switched between accents and genders.
The author has definitely a handle on details.
His story is not drawn in pastels, but rather in pen with all the details clearly visible. It is the details themselves that sometimes make the narrative dry - on the other hand it is the details that make the book good. Go figure.
I never tought people can lie so much - is the first thought that jumps into my head when I think of the novel.
It seems that most characters who spoke - lied. And not just the spooks. Everyone lied about everything most of the time. And that made me wonder ...
The main character and all of his personalities had one thing in common - they seemed not to experience their emotions conciously. They seemed silent - all of them- when it came to fear, anger, grief. They said nothing.
What kept the story interesting for me, what drew me in wasn't so much the story itslef, but rather the inherent courage that the 'trio of the main character'possessed. I am fascinated by anyone who possesses that kind of a strength while being perfectly powerless.