I think i missed something with this book, theres a strong possibility its going on my "To read again" list. I enjoyed it. They way it was written really draws you into the world. I can't help thinking that I missed a point here. Or maybe I'm looking to much into it. Either way a story about living in America after the Nazis and the Japanese won the war its very entertaining and slightly horrifying all at the same time. 
 Anyone else read this that could offer an insight to me?