Review: A whole lot of poorly done nothing
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 06 2, 2014
Synopsis:  At the very beginning, you learn that a virus mutated the world's population of people and animals, and the only humans that survived were safely ensconced in expensive underground shelters.  They came out to find that humans had mutated into mutated, dumb urth men.  Pigs had mutated into boarts, and at night, lurkers came out to kill everything.  It was a hostile world where urth men and lurkers were always trying to kill them.Avery, a middle age girl at 17 years old, and her sister, June, who is 8 years old, live alone in a cave, hunting to survive.  Their dad died peacefully at the OLD age of 50 one year ago.The book is a grammatically poor yawn fest.  Avery hunts.  Avery skins.  They eat.  They don't eat.  They can't be out at night.  They must be diligent of the ever present danger from urth men and lurkers.  Avery finds people.  She is hot for the boy in the group.  Bad things happen from the ever present danger.  Avery and June joins the other group with the hot boy.  The end.The world was built in a few pages at the very beginning, and it goes down hill from there.  The characters are bland and boring.  They share stores of the past where people had lights on a switch, dogs lived with them, and they lived in homes.  This was not exciting.The only thing present was the insta-lust, but even that was lukewarm and poorly done.  Oh, and Avery is a gifted fighter.  You will read about this repeatedly as well.  This was the whole story.There is just nothing here.