First of all, I need to say that I absolutely love the title! I mean: @! It's really creative!

In this book, the main character is Cassie, a twenty-one year old girl who uses Twitter a lot to talk about the ups and downs of her life. After some events, she decides to let her followers make all the decisions for her, in order to improve her life.
At first, she thinks it's great not to make decisions but when the instructions she's being given get more and more difficult to follow, she realizes the pressure of her followers is not so easy to handle.

It's a short read that is not only enjoyable but also makes you think about the things you share online. I really liked the mystery, and despite being a little paranoid myself, I love reading this kind of techno thrillers :)

I think I'm gonna keep an eye on the author's "ABAM" (A Book a Month) experiment, since this book was one of them. Can't wait to read his next work.

Well-organized and fast-paced, although the plausibility kind of collapses toward the end from the weight of its own interesting ideas developed in the first three quarters of it. Genuine spark of good storytelling so I'm looking for more from this author.