Review: safe zone win
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 15, 2012
My review of Isolation; Built on Fear by Shandy L. KeithRating 4****This book was provided free from the author on exchange for honest literary review.  The thoughts expressed here are solely my own.While the kids have reached the Safe Zone set up by the US military.  Life continues to be a struggle for each of the kids.  Fallon and Desiree are able to finally reconnect but both are still deeply scarred from the past. Brody and Sandy have developed a deep relationship after he was entrusted with watching over her.  Numerous other loss are sent off to war at the age of 16, those younger than that still have jobs in the camps. Life is far from what it was prior to the war.The amount of physical and emotional pain this group of kids have weathered is purely amazing.  I truly believe I  would have been one of the ones so scarred I couldn't go forth.  Shandy conveys the emotions of each child's story well and with conviction.  My only gripe is I wish there was a little more depth added to each chapter.  I know keeping it clear and concise is the rule. But pairing of this story is soo good that it felt like each adventure and undercurrent could go a little deeper. A solid follow up to Devastation. A quick and good read .Yatr review panel review by Michelle McQueen