Really fun book. Not high art, and early on I thought it was a WWZ type of tale... where we'd get the whole of the robo/human war told in vignettes of unrelated people from beginning to end. That isn't exactly what happened here, instead there were interconnected storylines of several folks across the globe and each had their own arc. 
 I found this novel super easy to read, as I think I blew through it in an afternoon. I kept checking to see if I missed stuff because I would look up and see I was on page 90, or 200, or whatever, and I'd think it was odd because I hadn't been reading for very long. But it blew by in a blur. 
 I think it was a bit of a missed opportunity though, somehow it felt rushed to me. There were beautiful moments, and it seemed pretty well thought out - but in the end it was less than the sum of its parts. Hours after finishing it I'm not sure if I recall that much about it, or the characters. 
 Still, it was good enough that I think most folks will enjoy it for what it is: A fun read.