I really liked Reamde. It's a close second to Anathem as far as Neal Stephenson's books go for me. If you can suspend disbelief at the sheer ridiculousness of

I really liked Reamde. It's a close second to Anathem as far as Neal Stephenson's books go for me. If you can suspend disbelief at the sheer ridiculousness of the situation, it's pretty awesome.