Title: I can't believe I read the whole thing
Review: Having spent four years in the navy (cruiser and carrier Navy), had a father who worked in Civil Defense, and having enjoyed "On the Beach", "The Postman", "Alas Babylon" and almost everything written by Tom "Pre-Hollywood" Clancy, I was appalled that this book with it's inaccuracies and drollery ever made it to press.Echoing what an earlier reviewer said regarding the style, it seemed to come out of a "Writing The Great American Novel" College Course. The characters are one-dimensional, the plot is thin to the point of invisibility and the dialogue, when present is stilted and agonizingly Ayn Randish.This book doesn't reflect my experiences in the Co-ed Navy, nor does it bear out any explanation as to why the EMP effected everyone on Earth, save the Nathan James, or why the radiation contaminated every place except this small island.To borrow a phrase from the 1980's Pepto-Bismol commercial, "I Can't Believe I Read The Whole Thing."
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