Review: End Game

End Game by Ginger Booth
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Synopsis:

Have a date yet for the end of the world as we know it?

Dee Baker, star programmer for a Fortune 100 media powerhouse, has options. She also has access to the secret plans of the U.S. government to make the end of the world survivable, for some. 

The ultimate job benefit is a berth in an ark, safe from the storms as climate change accelerates, and the processes that normalize Earth’s climate sputter and fail. 

Set in Connecticut, this near-term SF adventure is pre-apocalyptic, where ordinary people choose extraordinary ways to face a climate and world gone haywire.

Will Dee be one of the fortunate few to get an ark berth? Or is that even the goal?

My Thoughts:

It is no secret that I like apocalyptic books and this is no exception. This one was a bit different than most but still very enjoyable. The book is very believable in that I could see something like that actually happening. Companies & the government misleading employees and citizens all in an attempt to keep the people from rising against them while they complete their plan. I will definitely be keeping an eye on this author's future works.

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