This book was fantastic. It read like a film, and it would make a seamless transition to the big screen. Of course, it wasn't perfect, and there were little things that brought me out of it, like adjusting to the made-up curse words and the improper use of the word "y'all" (It's plural. Always. "You all." You cannot use it to refer to a single person, and someone truly from Tennessee would never use it that way. Sorry, as a Mississippian, it bugged me.). But, really, I only have minor gripes. The world-building was fantastic, if a little jarring at times (Sparks! Schlonze! Newcago! Um . . . okay). The twists were great, and there were a lot of them. If you're even mildly interested by the description, I recommend this book.