Review: DRAG.N {Complete Read}
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 13, 2013
Not since Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 have I read a novel of this genre with this caliber. During my first read of Fahrenheit I was struck by how true the contrasts of the time period it was written in were. While reading Constant's DRAG.N I came to the realization that I had come upon a work that reflects aspects of this age and not the age of the past. What Constant writes here, the forced medication of a mass group through airborne release and also the control of the population through this, is not so far fetched and is eerily connected to things in the US's recent history, and yet different. I am a supporter of actual universal health care, but as with all things we see here how 'health care' could be used to control the masses.Constant's characters were strong, believable and well plotted and my heart pulled for them as they managed the fight against the DRAG.N machines and their controllers. I especially liked the use of the First Lady here. It was exquisite and really brought DRAG.N to the next level for me.Do you love Bradbury and Orwell? You will enjoy DRAG.N just as greatly. This is a book that is not to be put down until its finish. I hope to see more works like this from Constant in the future.