It has been quite a long time since I've read a suspense novel. I'm glad I chose Dark Matter to keep me up late into the night. 
 This story follows Jason, a physicist who created a box capable of allowing humans to be in superposition. Fast-paced and easy to get through, Dark Matter felt well-researched and handled the ethics of ethical dilemma of "how far should science be allowed to go?" quite well. 
 Was the writing or character development mind blowing? No. But for a sci-if/suspense novel, I don't think that matters. Sometimes it's enough to just read a book because it's incredibly entertaining. 
 3.5 stars