Alright I ain't using the template for one main reason, I took it upon myself to become your editor and edit grammatical mistakes, "Enough the make SLAM quit her hero yammering." To, "Enough too make SLAM quit her hero yammering."
As well as changing one of the VIRUS's words to ALL CAPS since you made him sound like he's a new model.
I've only made it to chapter to, but I fucking love SLAM, and the whole adware and her getting infected is way too clever to just be a simple internet on an obscure forum. I really love it.
But if I had one complaint, it'd be with Amy's beginning, if you meant for the dream sequence to be confusing, then you did it right... or I might just be a person who can't see abstract things in word form (even when I write it). But from my interpretation after reading: She dreamt that she was on Mars or on a place equally far away from humanity, that was alien enough for her to escape her troubles. But when she looks around her, she realizes its all just an illusion or a farce, the skies are a sickly dull color with no real light, and below her feet is just a mirror image of herself that "pulls" her down to reality.
Once in reality, she views the company or The Man, she works for to be something Lovecraftian, something viewed as unholy for someone of her position until she realizes that she is slowly becoming that monster. Either that or it was about depression, or some other affliction.
I'm getting into the Jak portion of the story, but I personally feel that I should read each character's full stories (that are currently written), and just view each character as its own Book, then when you read them all you can read the connections between the three more easily.
But so far, I'm loving it, and I might give my Highway story another go, but I might make it more of a character study instead of rehashing the "group goes on wacky" adventures.