A creepy, sprawling, ultimately (view spoiler)[dystopian (hide spoiler)] mega-story, The Bone Clocks is clearly a cousin to Cloud Atlas. I couldn't help but compare the two. Both are told over the course of many years from the perspective of different narrators whose stories intertwine even as the world around collapses and evolves into a new age. The early chapters which take place in familiar time periods were my favorite simply because I love how David Mitchell describes locations and fills them with people who you've definitely met. (view spoiler)[The more fantastic combat moments were a bit much for me, but the final dystopian view of Ireland brought me back to loving it all. (hide spoiler)] After all that, I'd still like to spend more time with Holly Sykes and even Hugo Lamb.