Flyers! :) 
 I enjoyed this book; it had me sitting on the edge of my seat in anticipation. What a thrill! I loved the part about the Haven; I was turning the pages as fast as I could! There were some parts of the book that I thought I could have done without. There were too many characters that were introduced in the middle of the book that we read about for about 200 hundred pages and then they died off. I don't understand what they added to the story, besides to instill a feeling of loss within us, but that is a whole other problem I had with the book. I felt no loss, I should have felt it, but I just felt no connection to the characters. The story was very suspenseful, but not very deep. At some times during the book it was almost cheesy. The viral descriptions were laughable. I wished they would have just said they were infected with a disease that made them animalistic and blood hungry... that would have been scarier to me, instead I got orange eyes and green glowing skinned zombies who could fly. Then Alicia joined the army after supposedly being sworn in by her adopted father when she was a kid... Really? I mean really? The ending didn't answer enough questions for me and I hope that they will be answered in the second book. I still don't understand what Amy is... actually I don't think I really understand anything at all about "Project Noah". The Massacre at Roswell: OMG! I really thought it was cool how they had Sarah's journal dated and let us know that 1000 years from now, the world was ok and they were studying about what had happened. There were lots of cool little things like that in this book. It would make an awesome movie. 
 3.5 stars, I rounded it up :)