I am pretty sure I got this one via Amazon's "Kindle First" program, where they pre-release a novel each month in hopes of generating some solid reviews for it.I loved the concept -- big data gone wild, privacy a thing of the past, the end of secrets. I enjoyed the characters. I enjoyed the premise -- celebrities faking their own deaths to "vanish" off the grid. But, in the end, the story just strained credibility, which I will happily suspend for talented story tellers, too much for me to enjoy the book. I gave this four stars instead of five because I left the book still not knowing what the catch phrase meant. But all in all I thought this was a great book. It gives a scary glimpse in to what the future could hold if someone with questionable morals but excellent technical skills can tap in to our reliance on digital devices. It was a quick read and the story kept me involved. I would recommend it.
Big brother is "watching" us electronically in this book. Is it also happening in real life??
—syd
Fast paced,unputdownable.....though the end was a bit subtle
—Herpesderp
Interesting story of black ops gone rogue in a cyber world.
—Gladys
Not bad. Dragged in places but not bad enough to quit.
—Percy
compelling and annoying!
—yoyoyoyo
