*** 3.5 Stars *** 
 The story takes place after year 2030. As the population in bees declined drastically, the economy was destroyed. Now an organization called Hexagon is responsible to feed the human race. 
 Larissa's husband, Andrew, received funding from Hexagon to do research. When he got more involved, he disappeared. We don't know if he's dead or alive, but Larissa keeps meeting him in a Nirvana. 
 Nirvana is like a virtual space where you could get plugged in to. Just pick a place and you're there. Andrew seems so real. Hexagon needs Larissa to sign the papers to confirm his death, but she doesn't want to give up. Larissa doesn't know who to trust and who to avoid. 
 I had such high hopes for this... probably because of the awesome cover. The plot and setting kept me engaged in the story, but the execution didn't do it for me. Nothing much really happened in the story. Many areas in the book were dry and a bit boring. Will I finish the series? Maybe.