This book was super interesting. It takes you through the journey of 3 women who live in a weird pre and post futuristic/dystopian world. One in which the history of technology, social media, and info sharing are drastically changing. You see how the women's stories all relate to each other and ultimately lead up to the event that changed the world, and their lives, forever. I liked how the author highlights the dangers of social media. It felt super relevant to our society at this time and honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if something similar played out in real life...This book was very well written and I really enjoyed how the author went back and forth between the different perspectives in a multi-generational format. The only thing I have to complain about is that several times throughout the book, I felt like the author went into very long and specific details about people/events that ended up not being that significant in the end, and those moments were frustrating for me, as I feel like they make the book drag on a little longer that it really needs to. All in all though, I liked this book and would recommend. 3 starts from me!