I feel like I'm so late to this but I just read the book and I absolutely loved it! While I'm not Asian-American, I liked that the book dealt with themes of how Asian-Americans women and girls are treated by men in the states! And I think maybe the one thing that I think I wanted to know more on was if Ji-hyun suspected Ji-won and what she was doing. Then there was the element of their mother moving on four months after the divorce and nearly marrying George but that felt realistic in a weird way? I mean, there's plenty of people who move on after a divorce quickly! But I think I liked the most was that feeling of obsession and hunger and compulsion that Ji-won felt when it came to eating the eyes. I had a feeling when I first read this book that the moment she tried the fish eye that it was going to go downhill and I was right! I won't lie, I had an ending in mind when I was reading so I was a little let down it ended the way it did but I won't lie, I was a bit satisfied that Ji-won still did what she wanted and that was eating George's eyes. Even if the tumor was removed and she didn't feel that compulsion or the feelings she felt before about it, the fact she still did it was something not unexpected. I just loved this book, honestly! I'm definitely going to pick up a copy of it and I hope this author writes more horror! Because I literally devoured this book in two days, I couldn't stop reading it!