Review: Finally a disaster novel that talks about nuclear power plants
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 9, 2013
First let me say this book needed a little more proof reading.  Too many times a sentence contained was twice as in "they was going and was sent" (example not in the book).  Several words are continually misspelled such of instead of off.The language despite the warning at the beginning of the book was over the top offensive.  The pictures with their descriptions disrupted the narrative making the reading a bit awkward.The plot was too slow but the descriptions of the actions were spot on.In almost all but a handful of disaster novels I have read the nuclear power plants were not addressed.  At least in this novel there is threat from a nuclear melt down and an excellent portrayal of what would happen if a major part of the US lost power from any source whether it is from storms, volcanic activity, plague or zombies.****SPOILER ALERT****At the end there is reference to a continuation of this story as none of the ends are wrapped up but there is no mention of when the next book might be out.