Review: Engaging. A 'thinker' and a fun read.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 29, 2012
I love technothrillers like this. Science and disease set in the very near-future. Throw in some corporate greed. I can imagine this as a real news event. It's very plausible, not at all far-fetched.The book begins with a series of seemingly unconnected stories, but then you quickly notice the clues adding up. The first 2/3 of the book deals with these clues and discoveries, which lead up to the 'a-ha' moment when we finally learn exactly what the deal is about Sector C. As at least one other reviewer mentioned, the very ending is a bit anti-climactic and unresolved, but it doesn't take much away from enjoying the book. I do wish it continued further, so we could learn more about the aftermath of this disease.Well written and well researched -- Sullivan has clearly done her homework. It is also well-edited, something you don't often see in a free download! Just 'sciency' enough for my tastes, without being overly technical. Engaging. A 'thinker' and a fun read.  I hope Sullivan writes another like this.  I'd definitely pay for the next one.