Straight to the point: I ABSOLUTELY TOTALLY INCREDIBLY LOVE THIS BOOK TO DEATH! If you ask me, which is the better one of the two books of Newsflesh series so far, I won't go far to say this book is better. Believe me, both of them held the same awesomeness I come to really seek for an apocalyptic, sci-fi type of book such these two. Feed might have been pushed me to struggle a bit at first, but I tell you, the fruit of the labor is like the sweetest thing ever. Ironic, since I bawled so much at that. Haha. Deadline on the other hand, immediately yanked me to pump on action that I suddenly have no time to think what to feel since I'm already in the middle of something I don't want to ever get away to feel. From there on out, I knew I had to brace myself for a wilder ride. I knew I was in for another predicament the time the characters were on it for themselves. It had to be because from the way the things were gradually happening, or unfolding to be more precise, I never been on to as terrifying and suspenseful as the twist of events that had ensued in this book. I swear to death I love and enjoy every moment of this book. As for the characters, God, I love Shaun. Enough said! And God, I think I miss Georgia than Shaun ever misses her. No joke. And despite everything (which are mostly petrifying, I mean it with a capital PETRIFYING), I am so suddenly ecstatic as I read the CODA (which was literally the ending of the book, sort of.) At first I was really shocked. Then it took me two heartbeats to comprehend what was happening, and the next second, I found myself goofily smiling. Because I was that (still am) happy! I swear! That's how badly I miss Georgia. Even if it might be the (ahemn...a little spoiler)(view spoiler)[clone (hide spoiler)], but I don't care. As long as her memories are intact, all is more than well for me. Oh gosh. I can't elaborate enough how I love this book that much so I leave you all to see and witness it for yourself, if you ever feel like reading a very very very great book. Like what the Publisher Weekly stated, this book is a masterpiece of suspense. Go figure! ;)