Review: A great sequel...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 2, 2012
The second book of The Pandemic Sequence is a success. Several questions are answered, and more questions come up that leave me excited for the next read. Our protagonists are now safe back on the "New Cuba" island, rebuilding humanity. A small unit is dispatched with some of our characters from the first book to begin looking for survivors in a destroyed America. You'll see plenty of action, some drama, and treachery in the story. I appreciate a book when I can't discern what is coming next and the author does a good job of that throwing in several twists.I have to say, i was really bored with the first 25-30% of this book. Incredibly bored actually, to the point where I was almost disappointed. I urge you to push through much of that because once you do, the action is non-stop. Towards the end the book it seems a little rushed. My complaint is that the pace of the book goes from painfully slow, to fast, and then extremely rushed. There could have been so much story content put into the begining of the book.Had it not picked up the way it did I would not have been leaving a 5 star review. The story is fantastic, the premise is out of the ordinary, and the authors talent in writing is apparent. The was well worth the 5 bucks. Once I got passed the 30% mark I found it difficult to turn my Kindle off. Looking forward to the next installment.