Review: Adrian's War
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 19, 2014
At this point, I have now read all but the final book.  I would love to give this one (Adrian's War) 5 stars, but there are far too many punctuation and word errors.  One example is during the fight with the bear.  The spear cuts the bear's 'lounge', which should have been tongue.If it were to be cleaned up, I would gladly change this to a 5!Author, have some notes that will help you fix it.I've noticed that some reviews can't comprehend Adrian going stone age.  I wonder how much attention was paid to the story line.  Adrian is suffering from grief, has promised his now dead wife never to commit suicide and abandons modern implements in a not too subtle way as a means of fighting and possibly losing, thus being killed and fulfilling his promise.  He obviously is not killed and eventually overcomes his need for self-destruct.I'm rarely entertained to the point that I purchase second, third and fourth books.  One author had 12 books in his series that I purchased.Mr. Tackitt's points on how people will behave are frighteningly real.  If the grid were to go down today, I probably would not be among the long term survivors, but not for lack of trying.