Reamde

I always approach Neal Stephenson's behemoths with a certain trepidation and this was no exception. I'll give it credit for keeping me involved until the end, however there was a distinct impression of the author trying to come up with scenarios that would allow the plot to get from A to B. And, my god, the amount of information and digressions (removing all the infodumps would probably result in this being classed a novella). Still, as I say, it kept me involved and the plot was original, so I'll give it 4 stars.