A novel that's a wannabe road-map for changing the world; an eco-climate-crisis thriller but that starts off wanting to tackle pornography and the after-life. Oh, and also covers big tech, finance and politics. It started off OK - strange (as in narrated by a dead woman) but OK - and got more and more long-winded, tedious and unrealistic as it went on, even allowing for the magical-realist dreaming. But at least it was well written.
