Unfortunately, this book missed the mark for me. I was very excited to read it, because I was intrigued by a world where the government was running social media, but it seemed to try to do too much, instead of stay on-track for the story. While I normally like alternating story-lines, these two perspectives were too different from each other, so I kept getting confused and had to go back to figure out where the last story-line had left off. The overall book was was entertaining enough, but there were too many "shock factors" that just made the story disjointed. The end just seemed to randomly tie everything up in a neat little bow, despite the dystopian story-line that was a huge theme of the book.