And not in a good way.Ī lot of the things I loved about book one were missing in book two. Then book two, The Saints, came out, and it broke my heart.

It was fantastic, and it got a 4.75 stars from me. I recently wrote a review for an amazing debut novel from the creative man-duo Lex Thomas, two friends who managed to craft Quarantine 1: The Loners, a book about a mutating super-virus epidemic that results in an entire high school being quarantined by the military, and what happens inside the school as a result of no adult supervision. My advise is: don't thing too much about the physics of it all and enjoy the ups and downs of everyday life in McKinley High. So if you are looking for mindless action this is a fun read for you. I might have had a better experience if i fell in love with one of the MCs but truth be told i hated them all (Lucy the most, Will the least) more then the 'villains'. I didn't relate to anyone so i can make excuses for him/her and for that matter I found the secondary characters more explored (in psych and background story) than the MCs. >< Everyone is labeled (Slut, Geek, Nerd, Freak.) and discriminated because of it and their behavior just made me cringe around the book. Every single character is either chauvinist or feminist. I finish it and i realize that this is by far the most shallow book i'v ever read!ĭon't get me wrong there is a lot of action and the pace is pretty decent so it keeps you reading and it's a fine book, it is! But personally I found it unnecessary brutal.

It took me two days to read this (because i had to sleep and live) or I would have read it faster.

Quarantine the loners book 2