by Daniel Coyle
First published 2018
Daniel Coyle crafts a story that examines the invisible networks that shape modern life. The narrative follows characters whose lives intersect through the infrastructure systems that connect communities across America. As the protagonist navigates a world where communication and energy flow through vast networks of cables and wires, they discover how these physical connections mirror the human relationships that bind people together. The story reveals how technology and human nature intertwine in unexpected ways. Coyle explores themes of connection, isolation, and the systems that both unite and divide us. The book examines what happens when the networks we depend on begin to fail, forcing characters to confront their reliance on invisible forces beyond their control.
Genres: fiction, american-fiction, contemporary, 21st-century
Vibes: intimate, suspenseful, thought-provoking
Tropes: found-family, systems-and-networks
512 pages · Paperback · Franklin Classics