Review: Nice Series and Recommended
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 30, 2012
To start off, this is not a full-length book but the first of a ten-part series of short stories: it will take you less than an hour to read this one.  If you read my other reviews, I seem to be on an end-of-the-world reading streak lately.The author sets you into a futuristic (and believable) outlook of America several decades after a nuclear destruction of organized society, with frequent flashbacks / narrations of what happened immediately after to the surviving families.  I could actually visualize the various scenes and situations, and found myself wondering "what if" or "what would I do" while reading not only this one, but the other stories in the series.  The author does a good job of wetting your tastebuds and wanting a little more at the conclusion of the story - hence, let's go purchase book 2 of the series.  Overall, the series is very good and I highly recommend it.I will point out I did read all ten of the stories of the series and, while good, it was a little annoying to having just strapped myself in to read for a while then finding the various stories ended and I had to go buy another.  Mr. Perkins, if you are reading this review I would encourage you to put all ten stories into one edition and raise the price - your readers will thank you for it (and spend less money) while you will make more off of the 70% royalty!