This book has some of the best world building I've read in a while. What would we do if we could freeze ourselves to be revived at a later date regardless of our reason for death? How would our interactions play out in a world where we can create holograms of our dead loved ones? Bring them back to life at any time if we can afford it? And just consider death more of an inconvenience than our inevitable end. In this version of future New York City we meet a group of random people who's lives become interconnected through chance and circumstance. With some powerful and emotional scenes and quick and intriguing story telling this book was a great read. The ending was incredibly cliched and too clean considering what led up to it, but otherwise it's a fun love story.