This is interesting. There is clearly more to this then this book in the series gives. The story gives a good foundation; enough that I know what is going on but no enough to know what is happening next. The art is different and it is growing on me. 

We follow Jules in the mist of a pandemic. One that has killed all the adults and most kids in the city. All that remain is the teens now the teen gangs run the street with the miltary watching over head. With slow twisting turns that makes you follow closely behind. The characters are a little flat, we only have 150 pages to get to know Jules I hope the other books give us more. The plot was slow and kids not going anywhere for most of the book but at the end. It intrigue me enough to want to continue the series once it comes out. 

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now that I've read Jules. I see that I can read the next 3 in any order which is cool. This is very unique and I haven't seen this before.