Review: Well Crafted and Suspenseful
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 1, 2014
"Digitus 233" by K.D. Emerson is the author's debut offering and what an offering it is!This story grabbed me from the first page and I could not put it down. With a mix of suspense and added moments of laughter, this book delivers a great story without sex or violence. The characters are believable and the plot is well-developed.It begins with Zander, the son of wealthy parents, flying to Camp Digitus - a camp for future leaders of the world.  His brother, Zeph stows away on the plane in the cargo hold and ends up in South America.  Meanwhile, Zander and several other "camp Digitus attendees" are ejected out of the plane and land in the Arctic.The plot thickens as things are not what what they appear to be leaving Zander and Zeph thoroughly entwined in a world-wide conspiracy of "Big Business" ruling the the planet.  Definitely makes you think about what corporations are up to these days.The cliffhanger ending was not what I had anticipated or wanted.  I had hoped for a nice stand alone ending.  But, that just makes me more eager to read the next book in the series.  This is one that I would highly recommend to all age groups.Well done, Ms. Emerson!