1/5 Stars, DNF at 83 pages. 
 WOW! This book was amazingly bad. I was curious why so many people rode this book's dick to the far end of the universe, but in the end I was left with regret for the time I have wasted. I started this book two days ago, and 83 pages was as far as I got. Did I mention this book was written as a compilation of a bunch of files, emails, and instant messages, making most of the pages shorter? It took me three days to read 83 pages. That's how absolutely BORING this book was. 
 The concept of this entire book is intriguing right off the bat. A story of an invasion five hundred years into the future, told through only files, emails, and all that other cool stuff a secret agent would read through. The execution of this book is as bad as you could imagine it. 
 This story takes place five hundred years in the future. Due to the type of narration, it's difficult to grasp what this futuristic world is like. Nobody can just explain it to you in the emails and files (otherwise they'd look like some dumbass to the other characters). From what I gathered, The two main characters Ezra and Kady live close to a planet's core (but they're actually on the surface?) and yet it's really cold (ice and snow everywhere, basically Hoth) and it got attacked by some people called BeiTech or whatever. Don't take my explanation for truth. This is what I gathered from just the characters talking. I found it very hard, as you can see, what the heck kind of a universe they lived in. 
 The files focus mainly on two teenage characters, Ezra and Kady. Both of them recently broke up (I don't know why) and suddenly they become victims of the BieTech invasion and get separated after they get to safety. Although throughout the story they both seem to give more of a shit about their relationship than the fact that their home planet got dicked. On Kady's side, she seems to be more focused on hacking a bunch of computers for some reason. How can a teenager hack military-grade systems? She's really good at computers (this is seriously the explanation they gave for how she can hack a bunch of computers). Ezra is a fucking idiot. He's an asshole who doesn't know how to have a simple conversation with an interviewer, becomes a pilot, and FOR GOD'S SAKE HE WON'T STOP SAYING THE WORD "CHUM". We get it, dude. That's your catchphrase! You have character! Why oh WHY these two characters are important to the story I will never know. I doubt they made an impact to it at all. They could have taken any other two random civilians to obsess over and the story would be more interesting. On second thought, they should have. 
 a lot of teh files were told in instant msgs. they were very hard 2 read bc the ppl tlking kept using an annoying way of TXTing LOLZ xDDD. Stop trying to appeal to the "fellow kids". Nobody actually texts each other like that. It made it very hard to follow what they were talking about. 
 There was nothing about this book that grabbed my attention. I don't know if the story gets better after 11% of the way in. I don't care if it does. I refuse to sit through five hundred more pages of a teenage romance that I don't care about, hoping to read something interesting relating to the mystery of the invasion. I'm better off quitting it now and moving on to something else.