Review: Forty Days at Kamas
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 23, 2013
This book is set in a futuristic society where even the slightest infraction can earn you a sentence to a work camp.  When Paul Wager, a former businessman, is sent to Kamas, he realizes that his struggle has just begun.  Hard labor toppled with starvation rations means that many do not survive the camps.  Immediately Paul falls in with a group of prisoners intent on changing conditions.  What ensues is 40 days of revolt.Overall, this was a well written and well paced book.  It alternates between Paul and his daughter, which gave an extra layer of understanding to the situation.  Without giving anything away, I think the ending would have been more powerful if it had ended differently.  Overall, highly recommended.