Review: Too short. Won't be continuing with this series...do not recommend.
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 05 2, 2013
The first "book" was too short. This one was ridiculously short. I think this took like 1/2 an hour to read, maybe a tad more. The story itself is  Ok, but seems to be degenerating into another inept military story (MINOR SPOILERS: why didn't they just fax or email the  precious documents that would  lead to the  cure, or, heck, just Morse code  over the radio or something? Why does  every vehicle the soldiers get into crash? Why are half the people in this story named for their skin or hair color? I cannot believe the black soldier is called "Coco"--I mean come on!).Also with three main characters you do not need three different cliff hangers after each 50 page installment. I think that if the author had at least had both of these "books" as one episode , I would have continued with the  story, despite the degeneration of the  plot line and the cheap cliff hanger theatrics at the end. However, I must say that when the review seems to take nearly as to write as it did to read the story, there is something inherently wrong with the work. I cannot recommend this book. The first episode showed some promise and  I was duped into spending the money for the sequel. Good marketing I guess, but poor sportsmanship...I am going to have to go back and  edit my review of the first story to reflect the fact that I don't want anyone to be disappointed in the  fashion that I was.