This is not post apocalypse, but seems to be until the mind trauma behind it is revealed. It is a psychological thriller that delves into PTSD of the highest order, and how the mind can play tricks on us when we refuse to face our trauma. This works nicely to hit a worst case scenario head-on as the protagonist slowly finds a way to face and overcome her fears and trauma. It is not for those who like a clean, easy story or adventure. It is not a fast moving horror or fighting for survival adventure thriller. This is a hard-hitting drama delving into self-administered psychological torture and the fight within the mind itself.
Review of Forever's End
