Review: A bit gloomy but very good indeed
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 24, 2012
As the author states herself, there's no Disney ending here. The story is mostly dark and heavy, with a very good pace and suspense that kept me reading whenever I could. Pretty quickly I got myself caring about Cassie and rooting for her.I won't say much about the story since it is well covered on the other reviews, but it's important to mention that this is a standalone book (thank God!). Of course, every story could somehow be continued but you'll get at the end of this tale in this installment.There are some flaws, though. The book has a few typos and awkward sentences (usual for self-published books) and to completely enjoy it, it's necessary to overlook some premises and situations. I'll avoid mentioning much, to not give out some spoiler, but I can say that I don't think an overpopulated world would ever ended up like the one portrayed by Lisa, but the purpose here is to get into her vision, so, don't be that much picky about this and some other small details (like, for instance, the characters cannot smell the trees from one side of a wall but could on the other, and small things like that) and you'll be able to enjoy a very good story in this genre.