Review: Four Stars for Children of Destruction
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 27, 2012
Well, I must say this futuristic saga fulfilled 'hope of the future' far more efficiently than George Orwell's 'Nineteen-Eighty-four'Children of Destruction is a delightful read in most aspects.  I found myself rooting for those 'left behind' while I was also astounded by the resourcefulness of those who found themselves in desperate need to survive.  I was also inspired by their insistence to keep faith and a variety of old world traditions while they strove to create a new world where they could prosper.The story tends to drag a bit throughout part one with details of how those left behind struggled day by day.  But then, I was also anxious for the citizens of two dying worlds to meet, even hoping they would not collide.  But they did...and well, I won't spoil the end.  Let's suffice it to say the twists throughout part two leave the reader satisfied with some hope for mankind in the end.