Review: Very Interesting and Very Well Written
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 11, 2012
I grabbed this book, along with a dozen others, due to it's price tag of 'free' this morning. Honestly, I wasn't expecting much. I had already discarded half of the freebies due to horrible grammar errors and a dull story on the very first page.Sector C was different. I've spent most of the day reading it. I was hooked on the very beginning. The description of the hunt was very vivid, and it came as a shock when it was revealed that it was a setup. And then that the animals were genetically modified/cloned - another interesting twist. It's one of those rare books that I find I just can't put down - and if I do, my mind won't leave the story.The characters are very well written. I love the tiny details - the veterinarian rubbing the cow's forehead as she put it down, the interaction with the ranchers as they witnessed the death of their herds and their livelihoods. These are characters that the author has made very realistic, very three dimensional. I've found myself caring about the characters (and disliking others), and everything that they do seems well researched and very plausible.I am overall extremely impressed with this author and want to look for what else she (he?) has written. I'm assuming that this is a self-published novel, which makes it all the more surprising a find.