An excellent example of multiple POV done right

This book. I loved this book. I went through, carried completely by the story. You have to suspend your disbelief quite a bit while reading, but if you can manage it you will love this book. It is written from the POV of two competing entities. Most of the time, I had no idea what was going on, but in the best possible way. I don't know exactly how to describe this book other than to say you'd just have to read it. If you like epistolatory novels, time travel, suspense, spies, romance, the trope where two people who hate each other fall in love, or any combination of the above, you will LOVE this book. Bonus: it's a quick read. In many cases, that's not a bonus, but this is a very tight, well written story that doesn't have excessive descriptions or flowery language. It's just so well wrapped up by the end that if it were any longer it would be a shame.