SF 'found-footage' in novel form. 4.5stars 
 The year is 2375 and everything is fine on the small mining colony Kady and Ezra live one. Except for their bad break-up and the fact that, just for this moment their far-flung planet, became THe Centerstage for the entire galaxy... 
 Forced to leave their home, planet and everything they knew, they have to survive and flee to safety onboard a miniature convoy. All the while dealing with a faulty IA, severe shortage of crew and a deadly disease onboard. 
 Though the story itself is serviceable, it is the layout and typography that make this novel unique. Imagine a found-footage movie, but in novel form and you get the picture. The whole story is told through a variety of reports, chat messages, and the increasingly rambling IA core. This aspect of the novel makes it an extremely quick read and also one of the most visual pleasing novels outside of outright graphic novels. It one of the few novels that present a sense of scale, movement and foreboding using the layout of text and visual elements. 
 Read it, to see it...