I got to read the first five chapters of this courtesy of Epic Reads First 5 and I was instantly sucked right in to the story and desperate for more. So, now that I have my hands on a copy, shall we see how it goes..? 
 5 Words: Friendship, family, secrets, lies, sci-fi. 
 There are a lot of comparisons to Gossip Girl and Pretty Little Liars out there for this book - and I'd definitely say fair game, it's very similar. But I absolutely enjoyed this more. Until the end. 
 I have a lot of mixed feelings about this book, I can't decide myself whether it's ultimately good or bad, so list time! 
 The Good 
 Poor Little Rich Girl. Sometimes you need your fix. 
 The world. I mean, yes it confusing, but as far as sci-fi goes it hit a lot of well done tropes, did them well, and kinda made sense. 
 Pure enjoyment. It was easily to suspend disbelief and just go with it. 
 The diversity. I loved the mix of rich and poor, and how it was totally normal and completely OK for characters to have same-sex relationships. 
 Family dynamics. I love me a complicated family, and the families in this were so messed up. 
 The Bad 
 Poor Little Rich Girl. Sometimes there are too many in one story. 
 All of the characters. It took me until about half way through to book to be able to tell the characters apart. 
 All of the stories. There were so many things going on that it was difficult to keep track. 
 Incest. That's just icky and unnecessary. I don't care that they're "not related" they've been raised as brother and sister. 
 Cheating. I'm not a fan of it in any way, shape or form, but it is pretty standard in this type of book and The Thousandth Floor was no different. 
 Right, so... I'm still undecided. I think my feelings on this will very much depend on my mood. 
 I received a copy of this for free via NetGalley for review purposes.