Review: Nail-biting climax !
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 14, 2013
The Malthus Conspiracy by Danielle UidamI read the other reviews on this one, something I don’t do, because Danielle Uidam is a writer of which I am not familiar. I didn’t agree with the concerns of grammar issues; I don’t know if I had a better copy. I did see that some of the words are more English than most Americans are used to. The storyline is woven very well, and this conspiracy dates back several hundred years. In 1798, Thomas Robert Malthus writes an essay called, “An essay on the Principle of Population”.  Malthus is sure overpopulation will use up all the worlds’ resources. This is how the conspiracy comes to fruition.  I loved the telling of this story. Danielle gives just enough history of the how and the why, and just how high up in the U.S. government this conspiracy goes. The story builds and builds to a nail biting climax, and has a satisfying ending.I was given this book for an honest review.lavoiedebra@gmail.com