I love books that are written like this one. It just draws you in and doesn't want to let go until your finished with the book. This story is based on the monster's point of view.
The story begins where Victor Frankenstine has chased the monster all the way to the artic and how Victor Frakenstine found another man to take up his mission to kill the monster. The interaction between Captin Walton and the monster shows the timeless battle of Man vs Monster. The only difference in this case is that Monster is more human than monster.
You get sucked into the build-up of the story and how it actiavely involves the monster that took his father's name Victor and how all he wants is revenge against the Captin, but still be a man non the less and how circumstance changes everything and touches every character in the story.
I felt so bad for the monster who in the end all he wanted was someone that was not afraid of him and would accept him to be a man and treat him like one. I'm not gonna give clues away but I would suggest that you read this book it's so worth it and very well written.
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