Lisa Eckstein’s Reviews > New Waves > Status Update

"It was easy to get distracted by the internet.... You'd read one thing, then click through to another, and suddenly your afternoon had been consumed by a black hole of hyperlinks. Sometimes I'd hit the BACK button on my browser as many times as I could to retrace my steps. It was like traveling back in time, if time travel made you feel bad about how you'd wasted a perfectly good day."

"There was no way to explain to a stranger that the closeness we shared was something more meaningful than romantic intimacy. We'd first known each other as anonymous avatars. We'd connected as non-bodies. It almost made the idea of being in love sound frivolous."

Off to a great start, with wonderful characters and several complex situations.