Review: Not that good
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 02 25, 2013
I read J. Smith's review and I am inclined to agree with it.I love apocalyptic literature and the premise of this one started out good. I loved that three teens were prepared and had a plan. So many things did not add up. The children missed their dead father and that is mentioned frequently. The mother lost in Charlotte, far from them, seems to be of little concern.They go back to find their friend Dave's parents, yet they never check their own home to see if their mother had found her way back.When they got to the silly supernatural powers, I nearly stopped reading. Then the book took another turn for the worse and became a Christian bashing tract.The first couple of chapters were promising, but it went down the tubes from there. No interest in purchasing the sequel, just glad this one was free.