4.17 avg rating — 247,464 ratings

"Llewelyn Moss is truly a morally ambiguous character. Cormac McCarthy is one of world's best authors and his characters are absolutely fascinating. Plus I love the style in which he writes."

4.31 avg rating — 1,473,647 ratings

"Ender is a moral young boy forced to make a terrible choice. Orson Scott Card is a master author."

4.62 avg rating — 4,109,321 ratings

"Professor Severus Snape is one of the best characters in the Harry Potter series. He is both mysterious and morally ambiguous."

3.91 avg rating — 1,888,357 ratings

"He's a monster, right? Monsters are always evil. Or are they? Read the end of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein and you'll question the meaning of good and evil."

really liked it 4.00 avg rating — 1,036,564 ratings

"Gut wrenching and absolutely fascinating. Yeah, it's another Cormac McCarthy novel but he's just so good at creating great characters. They gave him a Pulitzer for this one. What would you do to save your son? How far would you go? How do you physically protect him from the evils of the world while still raising a good and moral human being?"

3.93 avg rating — 5,916,553 ratings

"His best book by a long shot. Daisy Buchanan and Jay Gadsby, two great morally ambiguous characters in one book, oh my! F. Scott, you wild man!"

3.57 avg rating — 615,900 ratings

"Captain Ahab is evil, right? I mean, he'd do anything including sacrificing his own crew for revenge. And what about the whale? Moby ain't no saint! Melville, you're warped. I love it!"