Andres J. Colmenares

This was wacky. It starts out uniquely with Iggie’s family situation. His biological mom didn’t raise him growing up, so he sees her more like an aunt than his actual mother; vice versa flip the situation with his actual aunt. The other unique thing is the sentient items. 90% of the stuff is alive and very much wants to make its presence known to Iggie.

The plot almost feels nonsensical with the way things move from one wacky thing to another, but there’s some charm here. The ending to this one was promising, so I’d be interested in book two.
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