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In the year 2041, Earth has fallen to a vessel-deteriorating virus called Edge. New York City remains salvageable from the last operating corporation on the planet, GenoTec, but life within the city proves stagnant. It isn't until a mysterious unveiling of a new GenoTec product that Mark Wenton, one of New York's degenerates, finds the energy to live again.
When Mark receives a call regarding his involvement as a new GenoTec Volunteer, his life as an Edge victim quickly turns into a life as a fugitive. Together with a new companion, the resourceful and headstrong Tara, he discovers something much more disturbing at GenoTec’s roots.
On the run from masked soldiers, Mark and Tara encounter an eleven-year-old boy on the verge of insanity, and a group of unruly, veteran mercenaries hell-bent on discovering the truth. But Mark must realize that it might not be Edge that kills him, it might be the truth.
Greg was born and raised in Utah. He graduated with a degree in English, Creative Writing from Utah Valley University in 2016. Wholly passionate about his craft and energetic about grounded stories with unique, empathetic characters, he hopes to give the world grand adventures through his novels. His favorite novels include "The Road" by Cormac McCarthy and "The Transall Saga" by Gary Paulsen, and his favorite filmmaker is Denis Villeneuve.
I had a hard time reviewing this book because I helped edit it. This is also why I gave it a five, because I helped edit and therefore it must be amazing :D
In all seriousness, I loved the book. Mark and Tara are interesting characters who have lived with "Edge," a worldwide epidemic, nearly their whole lives and we get to see how it has affected and changed them and how they have dealt with it. Each character gets a backstory that make them more real and interesting. Each has had personal tragedy and each respond in different ways. If you like fast paced action and/or post apocalyptic stories you should like Intended Extinction.