Review: Dang, the crazy lady was right
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 27, 2013
This was a fast and fun read.  And the writing quality was definitely 5 stars all of the way.The residents of Hartworth, Montana were going about there lives.  They never suspected that they would soon die from an accidental release of ebolapox.  Emma Burton had warned them, but everyone knew she was cuckoo for coco puffs.While reading this novel, I became immersed in the world of the story.  The writing was smooth and the dialogue was excellent.The story centered around Andy Jenkins and Emma Burton.  Andy was suffering from brain damage and had difficulties communicating; however, intellectually, he was smart and talented.  Few of the town looked beyond Andy's external problems.  Stew Burton definitely liked and admired Andy, and I guess this why Andy couldn't help coming to his aid.  Emma Burton, Stew's daughter, was definitely as loony as they come.  She took disaster preparedness to the heights of paranoia. But she was fun in a needing to be medicated type of way.The story wasn't an original premise, but it was a really good story.There are some editing issues like the ever changing name of the virus.  EPV571, EPV71, EBV71.  However, nothing that is really horrible.Great read.