Shrink Question: What would the home of your dreams look like?

[nolabear]

47. Yes. It's pretty good. About everyone surviving living in a massive silo.

They've been there for generations, each block of floors having a specialty that keeps it all going. The upper floors have screens where the destroyed outside world can be seen, and people who commit crimes can be sentenced to have to go outside, where the toxins kill them. But first they clean the screens that let people watch, because they go kind of mad if they can't have some view out.

Then, of course, it turns out things are not as they seem.

The thing that attracted me is that it was self published as a series and it's now sold more than 700,000 copies.