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I found the concept behind The Insomniacs both unique and thought-provoking. I had never really considered that an entire community exists of people who are awake through the night—or that there are online spaces where those who can't sleep can connect with one another. That idea alone drew me in.

The characters were one of the book's greatest strengths. Together, they formed a diverse and unexpectedly close-knit "family," which made their interactions especially compelling. The pacing was brisk, and the story moved quickly—so much so that it kept me reading far later than I intended.

Zeke, in particular, stood out. His struggles added emotional depth to the story and gave the narrative a strong personal anchor.

My only hesitation—and the reason I rated the book a four rather than a five—was that some of the relationships felt a bit difficult to fully believe. Even so, it did not take away from my overall enjoyment.

I would definitely recommend this book to my book club and to friends who enjoy character-driven stories with an original premise.