 The whole first half of the book, maybe even the first two-thirds, I don't think I've read it since high school, is written as, um, we. He says we whenever he means I. It is so freaking confusing to read. It took me maybe a third of the book before I realized he was talking about one person. I'm reading this book, I'm thinking, who's we? Who's we? That's how I feel with they and them. So, well, anyway. Nikki Hiltz uses they and them pronouns.