Review: alternate reality and hit squads
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 11, 2012
I feel like my relationship to this series is like that of Seffy and Trent, the two principle characters in IRobotronic.  Seffy has a hard time seeing herself being attracted to and hanging with Trent.  I am not usually attracted to this kind of book, which while having a decent share of action also has a healthy dose of romance and angst.  The thing is, the action parts are good and the mystery of why the "apocalypse babes " got transported back in time is very interesting.  Part three is no different.  Seffy seems to be the "hub " and key to whatever is happening.  And what is up with her blood?  Is she really the "contaminate?"  Who knows more than they are telling at the compound?  Was it really an accident that they got pulled from their own time and place back to 1980's Montana?  Ahhhh! The plot thickens further as one step is taken to get them all "back to the future "  but there are setbacks and oh yeah, a hit squad would rather see them all dead.  I can't quit till all the questions are answered, so on to part four.  Oh, and be on the lookout for "Easter eggs ",subtle pop culture references sprinkled throughout.  I was thrilled when I found the Donnie Darko one!