Review: Preserve Me From This Dystopian Society!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 26, 2014
Review: WARCHILD:  JUDASThe history of humanity is all too often a long and almost unending record of wars, conflicts, battles, and violence. All too likely is civilization's end because of such friction.  When I think of post-civilization (as I have frequently for more than five decades), I imagine survivors, alone or in small bands, fighting against Nature and sometimes themselves to persevere. Not so the setting of post-Apocalyptic Appalachia in Ernie Lindsey's newest series, WARCHILD. If you've read WARCHILD:  PAWN (and if not, why haven't you?) you'll remember what a miserable, famished, violent, selfishly-governed, "society" exists. ( A world where fourteen-year-olds are advance scouts, is in my opinion, a severely skewed and dystopian world.) but running through the dark granite of this series is always one tiny thread of hope, glittering like mica-difficult to spot, but holding steady nonetheless.The author, Ernie Lindsey, generously provided a review copy in return for my fair and honest review.