Title: Yet somehow it rated a sequel
Product review: Enjoying this book doesn't require mere suspension of disbelief if you're not an unrepentant dittohead. Rather, much like every character in this book, you have to completely deactivate your brain, because that's the only way you're going to accept the initial premise of rogue Israelis nuking New York City, probably the most stereotypically Jewish city on Earth outside of Israel, resulting in a Fox News pundit's nightmare of the US somehow converting en masse to al-Qaeda-style Islam. Seriously, why would there be a complete transplanting of Arab culture here like some bad episode ofSliders - The First and Second Seasons?Unless this is a satire and I completely missed the joke, this comes off as pandering to a crowd that uses the term "homicide bomber" and still hasn't figured out that acting like a bloodthirsty, trigger-happy berserker isn't the best way to sell Christianity in all its variations to the religiously unaffiliated.
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