Review: Fun read, definitely worth getting, the ending is a dissapointment in structure but doesn't ruin the book.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 5, 2014
A really interesting and original premise that could totally be the next wave of body art, I found Xenofreak Nation a really interesting intersection of counterculture politics and sci-fi intrigue.  The novel had just the right amount of romance without it becoming whiny and annoying, the right amount of plot twists without it becoming convoluted and no clear line between who the good guys and the bad guys were.  It did get a little long winded at times but also had some beautiful turns of phrase.  I definitely enjoyed this one.The only major problem was that the book just kind of ends.  It's not a cliff hanger but also not a resolution.  It feels like it just stops mid thought.  If it weren't for the words "The End" I would have had no idea what was going on.  Fortunately, the author includes the first chapter of book Two.  She would have been much better to finish the last chapter and make the first chap of book 2 into the end of book 1 and leave us with the question "How are you going to solve this one hero?"