I was only able to get through 30% of the book before I had to quit. The politics is absolutely over the top, and not even realistically-so (and this is coming from someone who lives in a city frequented by Antifa).
The main character, Ana, has just lost her mother to cancer Right before the beginning of the book, but two weeks later is going about her business like nothing happened and hardly anything more is said about it. She and her friend are involved in a church shooting and instead of staying to talk to the police, they are driven home by an Army vet who went to boot camp (army goes to basic combat training, marines do boot camp), suffered horrific injuries (enough to create a dependency on opioids), but is all better now and owns his own landscaping business (????). The engaged best friend does not want to take a class to get get concealed license after the church shooting, but is literally forced into it because she signed a contract at the church saying she would submit to whatever her future husband tells her to doss long as he loves her as Christ lives the church (I don’t remember Jesus forcing anyone to do anything).
The liberal friend in this group is so over top it is cringeworthy. All of the women are hardly more than one-dimensional caricatures of women, which would be at least tolerable, but all of the main characters a women.
If you are a gun lover (not just pro-2A, but someone who adores guns to the point it is a problem), someone who believes all media is biased, and all liberals are part of Antifa, you may like this book (I am not trying to be derogatory, that is what this book purports).
Now, I could be wrong about it. As I said before, I only got 30% through before I had to stop because it was too over the top. But I was expecting a post apocalyptic survival story, not an anti-liberal diatribe.