Review: I couldn't put it down
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 13, 2013
I couldn't put this book down. The story captured me from chapter one. It is fast and Freddie, the main character get's in mortal danger at the very beginning of the story. I enjoyed Freddie and Jennifer's do-or-die race from the police. The author's narrative is straight forward and the hi-tech is not too complex. The author explains how the electronic gags work and this makes the story easy to follow. Although NASP, the surveillance system of the Ten Provinces of America is way more oppressive that the United State's CISPA, there are parallels.This is basically the story of people's fight against autocratic state. When Freddie meets ex-cop Jennifer in prison, the book assumes a romantic dimension. The president of the Ten Provinces thrusts Freddie and Jennifer into a death game in which they must run away from armed policemen and survive for a week to earn freedom. To survive the death games, Freddie and Jennifer must work together but Jennifer dislikes Freddie the moment she meets him. Jennifer hates fat people and Freddie happens to be fat. She believes Freddie will slow her down. She doesn't know that Freddie is