Review: The pace really picks up in this book which is second in the triology
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 19, 2014
Govicide Survice picks up where Govicide Comply left off.If by chance you didn’t see my review of Comply, if you liked Glenn Beck’s Agenda 21 or the Veronica Roth books (Insurgent and Divergent to name two of three) – I really think you’ll want to read the Govicide triology.I’ve decided our author must be a low key kind of guy as his book descriptions simply do not let us know – at all- what is hiding behind the book covers.  I’ll clue you in – these books are powerhouse reads and I already am dreading to see the third and (currently) final book end.In this book, we continue on with Michael  Locke (our main character) in this second book.  Locke finds himself questioning a lot that transpires with the OWG.He and another person ended up totally breaking a rule as outlined in the OWG manual.  Now pretty much on the run, they have to manage to survive with a little help from others.Being on the run means having to find food sources.  When what looks like an airtight plan to find food comes tumbling down I grimaced along with Locke as he went one by one to each possible source.  I won’t tell you if he finds food or not – no  spoilers given. I will tell you, if you’re like me, you’ll be holding your breath more than once or twice throughout this book.The suspense gets amped up a bit more in this read which makes sense as the situation changed from trying to get around breaking a rule to being on the run.Excellent read.