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dawnsona's review
2.0
This book had so much potential- the world-building was amazing, the female characters were quite formidable (at the start), and the premise seemed like it had promise. However, the execution left much to be desired.
The female characters were simply wasted. Keiko could have had a much better storyline, instead of being reduced to just a love interest. Letticia was so painful to read. I wanted to stop reading so many times because I couldn't take any more of her. She definitely needed help.
As for the male characters, Jezekiah, was, in my opinion, a terribly selfish person. I did like the feline brother-in-law, though.
The plot was a little confusing to follow, at first, but it does get easier. And, as mentioned, the post apocalyptic world was wonderful. I don't think I've read a sci-fi book based in Hawaii before. :)
I received this book from NetGalley for my honest review.
The female characters were simply wasted. Keiko could have had a much better storyline, instead of being reduced to just a love interest. Letticia was so painful to read. I wanted to stop reading so many times because I couldn't take any more of her. She definitely needed help.
As for the male characters, Jezekiah, was, in my opinion, a terribly selfish person. I did like the feline brother-in-law, though.
The plot was a little confusing to follow, at first, but it does get easier. And, as mentioned, the post apocalyptic world was wonderful. I don't think I've read a sci-fi book based in Hawaii before. :)
I received this book from NetGalley for my honest review.
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