Well written and unique take on a classic scifi trope (spoilers!) with an interesting MC and antagonist who is presented well. I would have liked to have seen the plot extended and learn more about the end.

A good philosophical sci-fi story that makes you ponder on reality and existence.

This is the principal question:
"If, one day, you were presented with a truth that completely changes your perception of reality, would you choose to keep it to yourself or ensure that everyone else knows it too?"

This book is also appropriate for beginners to science fiction that don't like to deal with complex names and terminology.

How to write about this book in a way that convinces you it is worth the read without giving away too much? The publisher provided description doesn't do it justice - it is much better than the description! So I'll give it a go: Scifi thriller, based on earth so not full of world building description, looking at the philosophical/ethical question of what to do when you know a truth that alters reality. The beginning of the book is a little confusing as the reader doesn't know all the parts of the story yet, but the novel is fast paced with satisfying conflict and resolution and good main characters. Yeah, I can't really do a good job with description either. If you like speculative fiction or philosophical scifi or scifi thrillers, this one is worth the read.