Not a Drop to Drink by Mindy McGinnis was everything I hoped it would be. It was dark, with just the right amount of hope. Lynn was a phenomenal main character with the grit and passion and hope needed to survive these dark times. I liked Eli but wasn't 100% sold on Lynn and Eli's romance, but since romance isn't the point of the story it didn't bother me that much. Stebbs was by far my favorite character. He was interesting and intriguing and there were times where he made me anxious and others where he put me at ease. 
 I loved the plot, especially the ending. As far as dystopians/post apocalyptic fiction go the ending was the right kind of ending for me. I won't go in to details but any other ending would not have been as satisfying. I also loved how the book went from Lynn's survival to a bigger picture, but in a way that made sense. 
 Not a Drop to Drink also really made me think. Would I be able to do what it takes to survive? How far would I go? It also made me think about whether or not society would survive and how it would change. 
 I would recommend Not a Drop to Drink to anyone who likes dystopian or dark books.