David Nees

Standard TEOTWAWKI fare- I've read better but I have also read far worse. Underlying religious tones- with an emphasis on women in the fight for their very survival being more concerned about being feminine than they should be. It was like the author was working with a checklist on what scenarios and points to make than telling a story. I give it two stars because it was a good, albeit predictable, read.

For once I would like to read a TEOTWAWKI without the xtian conservative undertones. People have survived long before xtianity and we will survive long after xtianity has faded from the scene.… (altro)