Review: More like a fragment
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 12 29, 2012
Unlike many self published books for the Kindle, the author of this book appears to have mastered the written english language.  Her book read well, and moved nicely.  There didn't appear to be any gaffes that some other books I've read were prone to.However, this really isn't a book; it's just the beginnings of a book.  The "book" is only 419 locations long, including links to public domain books and other ancillary material.  You can compare this with the latest book in the Miles Vorkosigan series, which is 7485 locations long.  In other words, this book is about 5% of the length of another book which I purchased for six dollars.There are (at present) two more volumes in the The Third Generation series, with no sign of completion.  In order to purchase just these three volumes, you'll need to pay about nine dollars to get 15% of a book.  I don't want to think about how much the entire book will cost.In terms of plot, this book fits into the young adult dystopian genre.  It reminded me a lot of The Uglies series by Scott Westerfield.  If you are interested, why not start withUglies.  There are a couple more books in the series, but each book is a full book.