Cyber Storm is a fast-paced, exciting, suspense novel written by Matthew
Mather.
Two days before Christmas, a series of
disasters strike New York City. Internet is down. Power is off, followed by a
terrible snow storm. Mike Mitchell and his family and friends find themselves
stuck in their apartment speculating what was going on. With food and water
running out fast, they have to find ways to survive.
After only several days, the city of New
York turned from frozen wasteland to war zone where formerly decent citizens
resort to stealing, killing and probably worse and unthinkable acts.
I enjoyed this book immensely. For one, it
made me contemplate on the possibility of this story coming true. Second, it
made me realize how dependent we became to the internet. Third, it made me
think of what life would be like without the wonder of electricity. Finally, it
made me appreciate the simple pleasures of life like hot coffee, warm bath and
clean clothes.
The writing is top rate; casual and easy
to read and the characters are endearing. We have Mike, a simple guy but a
loving husband and father; Chuck, the practical one who is the most prepared of
them all; Damon, the wonder boy who keeps things going and Tony, the gentle and
kind friend. However, I find the ending a little rushed and forced. Still, it
is one great read.
Congratulations to Matthew Mather (@PhutureNews)on such an amazing book!
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