Jenjer

Do not waste your time, This bad, so bad

Revisado: 05-05-25

The sole reason I persevered through this book was to craft an honest review. However, it desperately needed trigger warnings for themes of incest and cannibalism. The narrative teems with unlikable characters engaging in implausible scenarios, like miraculously discovering s'mores ten years into an ice age. One also has to suspend disbelief at the notion that, after a decade of unrelenting snow and ice, roads remain drivable if you have chains on a 1968 Datsun.

Moreover, the countless flashbacks distract from the plot, serving only to insult teachers with no relevance to the storyline. Set in a world where the removal of CO2 from the atmosphere triggers global freezing, the author claims we've been misled by big environment into believing in global warming—when, in truth, the push to reduce CO2 has instigated a new ice age.

Here, ice walls and tsunamis surge across America, yet they're curiously not referred to as glaciers. The only vestiges of habitability exist where a professor is extracting CO2 from the earth to manipulate the weather or in a geothermal cave boasting a natural hot tub. If the notion of a cannibalistic family doesn't compel you to put the book down, perhaps the depiction of rabies that swiftly kills humans within ten days or triggers instant animal attacks will.

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Immersive experience

Revisado: 04-06-25

I read 75-100+ books a year. Most are enjoyable or I just DNF them. Very few make me sad for them to end. Heartbroken to know that I will never be able to read it again for the first time. This book immerses you into the world and tells such a great story reality melts away. Fantastic

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Hand me a water, I have a Book Hangover.

Revisado: 08-13-24

This book surprised me, I read around 100 books a year and not often do I finish a book and think " wow, I am sad I can not read this again for the first time." It is a wild ride, that had it not been written so perfectly it could have been a mess. This author knows how to tell a complicated dark story with humor, grace and elegance. She is very talented, I was shocked that this is her debut novel. You will have a Book Hangover. It is a wild ride and dark but also funny. Her characters are clear and written so realistically that you know what part of the story your in as it goes thru time. Just buy it. Just read but be prepared you will still be thinking about it long after you have finished it.

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What a great fun ride

Revisado: 10-29-23

This book surprised me from the beginning. The Chapter starts in a normal enough place survivors on a supply run. Then we go back to day 0 and see how these people survived. Loved that, to many books start a year later or more I love having the day zero story. How they overlooked what was right in front of them. I really enjoyed the zombie world the Lecter built for us and look forward to continuing this story. Worth a credit worth your time.

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Just get it and buckle up for a wild ride

Revisado: 01-18-22

Nothing like reading a well written book to remind yourself of how a great book feels. The story, the prose, the characters this is so well written and enjoyable. It will keep you up at night wondering how and why just like Linda. Set in a realistic future Alexandra ties multiple time lines together with ease. I don't want to give anything away but I defiantly have a book hang over.

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The title is the best part

Revisado: 07-28-21

Who doesn’t have Gilligan’s island in your head when you read that? I wanted to love this story or at least like it but unfortunately that was not the case. The first part of the book was ok, a single guy takes a cruise. After he and basically everyone he meets on the ship get marooned on a deserted island it goes downhill fast. This story has more holes in it than I have time or desire to revisit.

Warning*****Spoilers and triggers ahead*****


All of the characters are actually very one sided. The troupe of the heart of gold stripper/ porn star falling in love with the accountant is so predictable and weak it’s boring.
This is what made me write this review, the author glosses over rape and abuse like its nothing. A female character says something to the point of a “Survivor” will get over being raped with a hot shower and a good cry. He also has a women who he foreshadows will be raped stay around her soon to be rapists when she could easily leave. If that was not enough then according to the pirates (with hearts of gold) that same women enjoys being raped. I have no idea how this part got published and it should be removed.

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Only thing sweeter than a peach is this book

Revisado: 08-06-18

Molly Harper does it again. What is not to love about this funny easy rom com. Just the kind of book to grab a sweet tea, sit back and enjoy. Amanda Ronconi brings the characters to live. Truthfully I was a little bit worried having a main character Frankie McCready working in a funeral home but Molly Harper did it and she made it laugh out loud good. This is a fun read and worth the credit.

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This book will stay with you

Revisado: 04-18-18

So good, so heartbreaking, so amazing. It will stay with you. Only a truly great author can tear you apart and make you feel. These characters and this story are so unbelievable good it is worth every second of your time. Please do yourself a favor and get GUS the next book at the same time.

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Best bunny book ever.

Revisado: 03-22-18

This is Marlon Bundo's love story the way he wants to tell it. What a great lesson for our kids love who you love.

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This is a rollarcoaster

Revisado: 08-26-16

I did not like Zoo for much of this book because as a reader I knew more about her world than she did. She made choices that I wanted to scream at her about. That's what this book is about doing the best you can with the information you have. The better the information you have the better you can react.

It did drag a little in the middle and I felt the ending was a little to quick for me. I wanted to know more at the ending. I am glad I got to see Zoo realize her mistakes and try to come to terms with them. It made me like her more.

I loved the inside look at reality TV how things are edited to show the producers plan and not actual reality.

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