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i am hopelessly tech challenged. so i normally pass on "cyber espionage" type books. but i was fortunate enough to meet mr wendig at phcc and he was super nice and kind enough to give me an arc of this book. so i figured it would be rude of me not to read it. plus i've always had a hard time putting down one of his books once i start it. zer0es was no different. while there was plenty of tech talk, it wasn't overwhelming or bogged down by insider jargon and it never slowed the intense pace of the narrative. and as usual with mr wendig's stories, as soon as you thought you had a good handle on the story and had the "in control/i know where this is going" feeling it spiraled out of control into batsh*t craziness. i laughed, i cried, it moved me. it's brilliant, everyone should read it. now excuse me while i go live off the grid somewhere. :)