A couple of weeks ago the street lights went out at 70th and A streets. Traffic was backed up for blocks, no one seemed to know what to do. Now imagine something like that on a worldwide scale and you have the premise for The Rule of Three. Everything that has any type of computer in it has shut down in some type of viral catastrophe. No one knows why it has happened, but the longer the situation goes on, the worse and more dangerous things get. 16 yr. old Adam and his neighbors work together to keep them and their little part of their world safe, but they are not sure how long it will last. I enjoyed the way the author built suspense throughout this book. You could tell that the situation was getting worse and worse and it just kept you reading to see how they were going to make things work. I am pretty sure there will be another book coming.
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