[Revi]

This is a real good dystopian novel. I was wondering if it really relates to what we talk about, and I just read this:

“You really think we can fix it?” said Sig, looking out at the creepy landscape. “All this? Like Xelina says.”
“My queen of the Anthropocene,” said Clint. “Gotta start somewhere. I look around and figure we’re just setting ourselves up for the big die-off. Mother Nature’ll take care of that. But doesn’t hurt to try. It’s like the Jesus freaks say. ‘It’s comin’. Look busy.’”

Excerpt From: Christopher Brown. “Tropic of Kansas.” iBooks. https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/tropic ... 6471?mt=11

I think you'll like it. It sets up a really tough choice for the main character, Tania and it keeps getting tougher for her.

Definitely worth a read!

[Outcast_Searcher]

Thanks. I'll give that a try via Kindle.

I wish the reviews had opined whether the scenario (i.e. what the climate is like) overall seems roughly realistic with what we know about climate science. I didn't see anything more specific than "This seems like it could happen" sorts of comments.

[Revi]

Yes, it's not that specific. I would say it's not about just climate. It's a book about totalitarian governments and the need to stand up to them.