Vera Wong's Unsolicited Advice for Murderers (Vera Wong, #1)

by Jesse Q. Sutanto

In her experience, it’s best to nod and agree with what people say before doing exactly what you wanted from the very beginning.

Every day is another chance for her to practice yet more self-hatred.

She’s gotten very good at ignoring people over the years, especially when they say things like “You can’t do that” or “You’re not supposed to do that.”

and Sana feels that yearning again, the one she’s lost for so long now, to create something beautiful and otherworldly.

Color seeps back into her world.