Title: Gutsy subject matter, but needs some polish
Product review: It may seem kind of irrelevant for someone to write about America staring down the silo of nuclear annihilation, but Teretha G. Houston reminds us that the threat still exists...The book gets high marks for its readibility (it took my about six hours altogether to get through it), the thoroughly plausible premise, and the strength of its main characters (Leggett, his wife Denise, and his best friend Manchester)...The book does suffer, though, from some bad copy editing (several typos and misspellings in the text), some flat supporting characters, and some glaring technical faults...In technical fiction, it's the attention to detail (or lack thereof) that can make or break the story...Hopefully, Ms. Houston's next work will have some more polish and accuracy behind it...But Armageddon at Defcon 1 is worth spending a quiet afternoon with...
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