The Enigma Grid by Craig S. Wilson wasn’t what I expected. I didn’t realize it was essentially a collection of very short stories, and since I’m not generally a fan of short stories, this one didn’t quite land for me. That’s more of a personal preference, though.

The book is a quick read, and there are some intriguing ideas and moments that hint at something larger, but I struggled to fully connect with it. I found it difficult to understand what the author was trying to achieve overall, and the moral dilemmas and otherworldly settings didn’t resonate as much as I’d hoped.

For readers who enjoy abstract, bite-sized reflections on the improbable and the mystical, this might be worth checking out. Unfortunately, it just didn’t work for me, but I do think that's it's more my preferences than anything!