I Am No One is an interesting story about a teacher that ends up under surveillance for his actions with a student.

It was slow going and a little confusing as to why things were happening., at first, but eventually it made sense.

Not my cup of tea. The synopsis looked intriguing but the execution didn't work for me.
I honestly couldn't finish it.

Took me a little longer than expected to get around to reading this one.
An interesting literary thriller that examines life in a time of (online) surveillance. Well-written, thought-provoking (and a bit unnerving), it's a good read.

I very rarely throw in the towel with books, but since this has been on my NetGalley list, I'm going to have to mark it as a did not finish. It just didn't do anything for me, and I didn't like it at all.