Lex is 16. He lives in the city that we would call London, but in Lex’s world, the capital is now merely known as The Strip. The Strip is a self-contained wasteland ravaged by bomb-dropping drones where nobody is allowed to leave or enter. Times are hard, food is scarce, and joy is a distant memory. We first meet Lex as he is trying to escape across the patrolled border to sell berries for money only to find himself dragged home by his furious and terrified father. Luckily, his father’s choice to track his son means that he is late for a meeting of the Corps – the resistance group of The Strip and he narrowly avoids being killed in a mass assassination.
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from Horror and Sci Fi Magazines http://www.starburstmagazine.com/reviews/book-reviews-latest-literary-releases/18724-book-review-we-see-everything
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