An interesting read ( )

”spaced out!” say the characters a lot, and unfortunately so is the book.
Probably an accurate depiction of a drugged up/”high” addict's perception of the world... too well simulated to be comprehensible or enjoyable for a ”straight” like me.
The undercover part is better described and touches some well-thought issues most writers would miss (for example the agent has to also denounce himself constantly), but is not developed as much as I hoped. So is the philosophy (”Who am I, actually?”) - good but not developed at its full potential.
The fact that I had seen the film and already knew the ending and twist did not help at all, either. By the way, I enjoyed the film way more and recommend it. ( )

I have a copy of this on my phone and I've been reading it occasionally. It's hard to get into, but maybe that's just because I'm reading it on a fucking phone.

Actually didn't finish it since I couldn't get into the story or characters. I had hoped it would be similar to "Limitless" due to substance D, but it was far from it and the narrative was too choppy for me. ( )

Fred es el agente de policía encargado de iinvestigar y detener a Bob Arctor, peligroso y tafricante de la adictiva y letal Sustancia D. Para ello, Fred se adentra en un mundo donde resulta difícil diferenciar la realidad de los sueños y se sumerge en un juego perverso con Bob, en el que será a la vez cazador y presa, hasta que la pesadilla culmina con un sorprendente enfrentamiento final entre el policía y el traficante.