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Once inside, he too becomes a prisoner, and his efforts to deal with his own feelings as well as the overwhelming lack of humanity and compassion that he witnesses.

Outside the camps, paranoia and homophobia run rampant. Michael Barris, an outspoken TV executive, bucks the paralyzing fear and seeks to visit his estranged son at one of the camps.

Barris's son escapes the camp before the cycle of immolation, carrying the evidence he needs to expose the governmental mis-information campaign.

His scheme had a dubious scenario, questionable technology-but boasts some considerable virtues, including superior characterization, a carefully built setting and excellent pacing.

Hickman’s classic SF theme is capable of showing his feeling trough it. It shares some its predecessors' common faults-sentimentality.

The story is getting so interesting, as Hickman is changing the behaviors of the Jon and his father. And there is big twist that he is using some unique things which seems are invaders from Mars!!

Hickman is working with a classic SF theme that's been popular since the days when the Great Menace could be the Yellow Peril or invaders from Mars. There are many changes going on in Hickman’s character.

The rebellion of unraveling the death camp system by the Barris overthrew the government that established it.

With a strange assortment of allies, including the leader of the camp's gay barracks, an army officer and a local cowboy, Barris precipitates an inmates' rebellion that promises the unraveling of the death-camp system.

Does the relationship between Jon and his father would improve?

Media personality, Michael Barris smuggles himself into one of centers to search for his gay son Jon.

Jason never had a normal relationship with his father. Since his father never understood him and he thought that he will never support any of his decisions.

This is the story of Jason, a gay boy, who has a deadly viral epidemic. It is the virus, V-CIDS, which has threatened the U.S. since 2010. And after looking the deadly outcome of this virus, a under pressure President has ordained the creation of isolated camps to quarantine those who are infected.

Why do you think the author starts the novel with such a horrific event and then tells what should be done to overcome it?

I wanted to read this book, as this stories is written about what is happening in future. And it seemed so interesting to me.