Review: Alas, Babylon the sequel?
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 11, 2013
Ok, not so much a sequel to Alas, Babylon but still it was refreshing (in a demented kind of way) to read a post-nuclear war apocalypse rather than today's trend of killer flus and zombies.There were a few misused words (devoiced for divorced, etc) but nice editing job overall.Characters stayed in character - no one freaked out mid-way through the book and suddenly became Captain Survivalist - and the dialog between characters was believable.  The setting of West Virginia was good, though there were occasions when it seemed as if the author was confusing Virginia and West Virginia.All in all, a good read. Very engaging and with enough realism to keep you interested.