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A review by bibliobrandie
The Heart Goes Last by Margaret Atwood
4.0
I love the worlds that Margaret Atwood creates. I wasn't initially drawn to the characters but the story and setting were both so captivating that I was hooked from the first page.
Stan and Charmaine are living in their car and barely surviving after an economic collapse. When they hear about The Positron Project they are immediately intrigued, even though they have to sign up for life. Naturally, if something is too good to be true, it usually is. In true Atwood fashion, there are some crazy twists and all is not as it seemed. Though Positron at first appears as a Utopian society, as the story progresses much darker intentions are revealed.
Stan and Charmaine are living in their car and barely surviving after an economic collapse. When they hear about The Positron Project they are immediately intrigued, even though they have to sign up for life. Naturally, if something is too good to be true, it usually is. In true Atwood fashion, there are some crazy twists and all is not as it seemed. Though Positron at first appears as a Utopian society, as the story progresses much darker intentions are revealed.