Imprisoned in the Fog

The plot and scenes are richly varied, from urban survival to the intrigue within the military region, to the survival of all humanity on a space station, culminating in a twist revealing that the monsters they've been fighting are actually human. While some parts are a bit verbose, and the protagonist sometimes appears childish, this is acceptable for an 18-year-old.

As a 15-year veteran reader, this is a decent book, above average for Tomato Books. Its only drawback is the author's quiet, straightforward writing style; there's no hype or gimmicks, just science fiction, disaster, and humanity. The beginning was a bit slow and almost made me give up, but it gradually improved. The open ending was a bit too much, giving me a sudden jolt.

Great book, author, keep it up! It gets better and better as you read on.

Human nature is inherently evil or good.