Review: Apocalyptic; Trojan-rabv, Doomsday Pandemic
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 10 9, 2013
The description had me anticipating a terrific read, sadly that hasn't been the case.The first twenty percent of the book was a political rant about everything. Mostly the Republicans, but no group was left out. Unfortunately it read like the author just pasted and copied the mainstream media's opinion into paragraphs.Each character:  the military guy, the Native American, the originally oblivious priviledged white female, and the angry white guy is a stereotype with no real depth. A general is surprised by a guy whom he never trusted and was expecting problems from? An idiot of that level would not have stayed alived long enough to make Lance Corporal, much less General. The Native American, is stereotyped as having a connection with Mother Earth. And on and on.The characters are shallow and flat. I kept hoping the author would kill them off and bring in something better.The premise is solid. A moment in history brings a moment of personal awakening. The book doesn't live up to its potential.