It took me a long time to finish this book, not because I didn't like it but because it was so dense, challenging, and (to be honest) both thought- and anxiety-provoking. Having finished it, I think it's a masterpiece. A novel about paranoia and conspiracy that explores important questions like "when you know your government is spying on you, how paranoid is too much?" Or "how do we trust each other? Is it even possible to trust? Is everyone hiding something? How do we love in late-stage panopticon capitalism?" Everyone in this novel is grappling with truth, lies, trust, betrayal, and trying to forge a future despite the sins and secrets of their pasts. A remarkable work of fiction.

Great craftsmanship in the writing and a very interesting plot kept me ready far past my bedtime. It is much different than other books I read and I appreciate that.