This was a fun read. The story was an adventure with punctures of realities that aren’t too far-fetched. In some instances, harsh and real possibilities, if history and current events of people and their nature are any indication.
Even though thoughts
of ugly truths ring in your ears at times, the story still entertained. Going
to the moon as easily as the story writes is probably not so far off the mark.
The set on the moon is believable and then not. Using guns for control, ripping
holes in the containment system, you know, so people can still breathe and live
in a vacuum environment, wouldn’t be the smartest move. But then again, I felt
like the book is showing just how dumb and self-absorbed people are, can be,
and may very well rise in the worst of times.
Next, we have the
normals and intellectuals who rise above the chaos but won’t escape the
destruction caused by the controllers. There are always controllers in these
situations.
It was sad,
exasperating, and yet entertaining throughout the book. A lesson on people is
what I took away, and the facts and creations from the exploration and
colonization of the moon were all fun and interesting.
I really enjoyed the
story, and I believe any sci-fi person would like it as well. Although I didn't
expect the ending, it is intriguing. For the entertaining story, and clean writing, I gave this book 5 our of 5 stars.
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