Review: A plague ravaged society struggling to survive. What could be worse? Read "Breakers" and see for yourself.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 21, 2013
I just discovered Edward W. Robinson in this batch of new offerings from Amazon. I have been bitten by the Kindle Bug and Amazon has been fulfilling my every need by pitching books in just the genres that I like the best. They make it so easy for bibliophiles like me to pick and choose what they want to read without wasting time or money on useless pap. Just take the time to read a few honestly written reviews, both highly rated and not so highly rated. That and the book summary provided by Amazon should be all you need to select a decent read."The Breakers" series is one of those unforgettable stories that you want to never end. It is full of great characters that you will both love and hate. I actually got misty eyed when one of my favorite characters got taken out of the picture after a couple of books worth of exciting times. The plague that wiped out most of the worlds population is only part of the problems that the survivors must deal with. Robbers, starvation, evil warlords and mutated animals are dealt with at every turn of the page.Just when you think that that you have seen all of the evils known to man, Ed W. throws another one into the mix. This new development is one you are not going to want to miss. It promises to bring more edge of your seat moments in what I hope is future additional novels in this series. No hokey zombies or vampires here.If you have not already read these great books, I suggest you do so ASAP. If you are one of those fortunate enough to own or have use of a Kindle I have another suggestion. I call it "Bank A Book". Amazon gives us so many great choices that even a several thousand word a minute reader like me can't possibly keep up. And what's not to like about their prices? Just flip the Kindle to wireless and tell Amazon your reading preferences. They will send you an unending supply of material that you can peruse and stockpile for later reading, Start with Mr. Robinson's "Breakers" series. You won't be sorry. Thank you Ed for a super read. I look forward to many more.