The Freeze-Frame Revolution by Peter Watts (3.5 stars)

Left it too long to review this one. I think the premise was good, but I couldn't suspend my disbelief on various occasions. There seemed far too many situations where they should have been caught, and the plausibility of the forest and music communication for very complex concepts was stretched too thin.

Still, it was a fairly enjoyable read.

“In a way, prey are lucky. Running for your life instead of running for your dinner.” A weak smile. “Better motivation, right?”

3.5 stars.