Review: This could happen ...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 2, 2013
Forty days at kamas is the first part of Preston Flemming's  Kamas trilogy set in the not too distant future, inspired by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's account of a Soviet labor camp revolt in Gulag Archipelago. This is a well written book that explores a plausible dystopian future when citizens allow democracy to be taken away from them. The story follows Paul Wagner who finds himself in a prison camp for political dissidents, a camp that parallels the concentration camps of a bygone war. The book tells the story of humanity at its worst and best. A worthy read. I would also recommend the other two books in the series that can be read together with this one or independently (and in any sequence), The Starchamber Brotherhood and the soon to be released (and most grateful to get a preview copy), the Exile Hunter.