What is your opinion?
Simply Amazing
"I’m being completely honest when I say that this is one of the best books that I’ve read on Inkitt so far. I don’t usually read zombie-related stories, but “The Last of 2100” is just so unique from other books of this genre. Instead of going for the usual post-apocalyptic vibe, these first few chapters have taken on a sci-fi-like setting that's original and unique – I love it! The writing style is simply amazing; I found myself completely absorbed in the story, settings, and plot. The voice of the two characters who’ve been introduced so far are distinct and clear. I could practically feel their emotions as I read. At the moment, I have no suggestions, except that I agree with what Thorns_or_Roses mentioned about the character introductions in the beginning. Other than that, just continue what you’re doing – it’s perfect."
Not My Type
"This is definitely NOT the type of story I typically read or would ever want to... but I’m hooked. I’ll be reading this to the end. The characters are interesting, as well as the plot, and I can’t wait to see what happens next! Keep up the good work!"
A World With No Problems ...
"The future is presented as a happy place in Mare Midnight’s novel, at least on the glittering surface. The energy crisis is over. There are flying cars and flying hover boards. There is no such thing as world hunger and all illnesses are a minor inconvenience at best. But there is another kind of illness breeding underneath the surface of this future society. One that can turn human minds into horrendous monstrosities with an unthinkable craving for human flesh. Sky and Jay try to cope with their rapidly changing society. But will it be too much for them? Can they ultimately survive? An interesting take on the zombie apocalypse genre. Reminded me a little bit of Stephen King’s ‘Cell’. (And yes that’s a compliment.) Get ready for a harrowing ride with this novel."
Intriguing
"Wow! You've got a great concept here! I loved the thing about their headboards and their flying and stuff. Then the last symptom of the virus! My heart nearly jumped out at the mere imagination! You are such an amazing storyteller. Every setting is described so effortlessly and intricately. Just a thing I want to say: I feel like it would have been better to describe the characters along the flow instead of giving all the introductions at once. It somewhat creates a hassle going all the way up to visualize every new characters. But I see you've given some descriptions along the ride too, so that's okay. I see no any errors here and would really love to stick with this one till the end. Love your work!"
