Don't Look Now

Don't Look Now presents a fairly realistic picture of computer hacking strategies, without providing information that could be abused. The teen characters are more adept at breaking into servers than their real-life counterparts probably would be, but the book emphasizes that online security is not always as impregnable as people sometimes like to pretend.

Noa and Peter are the dual protagonists in Don't Look Now, and each is brave, resourceful and empathetic. They both put themselves in physical danger when their friends and loved ones are threatened. As they fight against the corporations that seek to exploit them, they sometimes use illegal methods to achieve their goals, and they're sometimes forced to use violence (although they always try to do only temporary damage).

Noa and Peter are attracted to each other, but they are thousands of miles apart. Peter's also hung up on his former girlfriend, and in one scene they end up in bed together (though it's not clear whether there's any sexual activity). Noa and Zeke are also attracted to each other and indulge in a little making out, although they're interrupted before things can proceed too far.