A dystopia we can glance from present reality and a satisfying plot with a very well achieved mood with text, lines and colors. There is plenty of frustration at temporary lack of clarity and the constant feeling of obvious politics mixed with complex characters, just like real life. Finished the book with tat weird sense that this seems to be avoidable and that we don't really know if we'll get to this point precisely, but the certainty that we ain't doing enough to prevent it anyway. And the damned unnecessary cliffhanger. Waiting for the next part to find out if this is a 5star or a 3star story. But in any case, already very worth the read.