Gridlinked

I did enjoy large parts of this one as well, but compared with the ones that Asher has written afterwards this is really quite unpolished, the pacing is a bit all over the place, and things are just focused on quite strangely.

Did not finish.

This is the 2nd or third time I've tried to read this, and the 2nd or third time I have failed. I just don't care that much about what's going on I think.