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A review by setaian
The Last Woman by Jacqueline Druga
4.0
What an interesting book.
It's a zombie book but without the zombies.
Faye survives the pandemic that has killed just about everyone. With no reason to live she decides to go home and end her life. But on the way she meets a survivor.
The Last Woman is not easy to define. It's very internal, and honestly quite melancholy. But I think because it was such an interesting take on the dystopian genre, almost like a journal, I found myself enjoying it. And in sense because it felt like a personal account the flaws, and there are a few, didn't really bother me.
It's a zombie book but without the zombies.
Faye survives the pandemic that has killed just about everyone. With no reason to live she decides to go home and end her life. But on the way she meets a survivor.
The Last Woman is not easy to define. It's very internal, and honestly quite melancholy. But I think because it was such an interesting take on the dystopian genre, almost like a journal, I found myself enjoying it. And in sense because it felt like a personal account the flaws, and there are a few, didn't really bother me.