Review: Good for a thoughtful read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 21, 2014
In the beginning [Forty Days at Kamas] it was a little difficult to follow. I understood that this was the United States in the future and a totalitarian government was in place that was persecuting people. The question was why? I don't think that was ever fully cleared up but the plot and the characters were strong enough to keep the story moving.I think the confusion may have been intentional so the reader could feel what the characters were feeling. The parallel story lines of the characters worked well.I bought this book since I had received [The Star Chamber Brotherhood] as by [Preston Fleming] and wanted to read the whole trilogy. I recommend it for a deeper read. It definitely is not a light read.