Review: Can't stop thinking about it.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 7, 2013
I purchased and read this book in July of 2012.  I can't stop thinking about it.  I have checked dozens of times to see if the author has written anything else, because I would immediately purchase another book - no matter what the subject/plot is.This book is:1. Not like anything else, either in the survival or sci-fi genres.2. Complex.  This is not your run of the mill action packed book.  There are intelligent plot lines and emotions.3. Easy to obsess over.  Like I said, I read this 8 months ago and it keeps popping in my brain.  In fact, I no longer refer to my cats as cats.  That will make sense after you have read the book.4. Logical, within itself.  Even if you can't see how things will end up, there is an ending, it does make sense.This book could use:1. A pro editor.  Really, it's worth it.  Pay for the editor.  If I had any confidence my offer would be taken seriously, I would offer to do this for free.  That is how much I like this book.2. A better description.  I thought this book focused more her artificial leg.  It doesn't.  It's so far beyond what the description says - in a good way.3. A beginning (pre-collapse) more cohesive with the rest of the book.  The first 10% is NOTHING like the last 90%.  Again, this is in a good way, but may surprise some readers.TL;DR Recommended to Sci-Fi or Survival readers, would read anything else this author wrote.