As much as I tried the book felt like a flatliner. Having read a tad more than the first third I was hoping for some more sci-fi details and much more excitement. Instead I got the story of some survivors who live above the surviving altitude of nanoprobes which have turned badly against humanity, eating them from the inside out.
A few of the survivors make their way to another camp where they are obviously needed, as a barely surviving visitor told them. He promised them food and shelter and most of all safety.
I never read to the point if he spoke the truth or not.
Sounds interesting but believe me, the story develops flatter than a pancake.
Plague Year is the first in a series of three (Plague War, Jul. 2008, and Plague Zone, Nov. 2009).
A few of the survivors make their way to another camp where they are obviously needed, as a barely surviving visitor told them. He promised them food and shelter and most of all safety.
I never read to the point if he spoke the truth or not.
Sounds interesting but believe me, the story develops flatter than a pancake.
Plague Year is the first in a series of three (Plague War, Jul. 2008, and Plague Zone, Nov. 2009).
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