Just couldn't get through this one. The first three-hundred pages weren't bad; in this section, you learned about the evolution of the so-called virus. After that, I just lost all interest. It resembled this frontier-type story, where the characters were protecting themselves against the virus-carriers. So, I skimmed the last four-hundred pages and called it a day. I can't fault the writing of the author, it's just a story that failed to capture me. It reminded me, in some ways, of Stephen King. So, if you enjoy his books, it may be worth picking this one up.
1/5 Stars
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