To The Last Drop Review

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(More customer reviews)Wise paints a picture that's easy to believe: Texas invades New Mexico under the direction of a GW Bush-like bully, complete with a staff that's similar to the administration currently occupying the White House. The new war is all about water rights, and there's no help from D.C., as U.S. armed forces are bogged down in the middle east. Believable characters, good dialog, plenty of humor, and an accurate description of the people and places that make up modern day New Mexico make this a great read.

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"Often funny, as well as easy to imagine ... To The Last Drop envisions
just how quickly greed and thirst could spark another war between the states."
**** (4 stars)
-- High Times Magazine, April 2009

This is a novel of water, oppression and rebellion, enlivened by a tragic-comic cast from all sides of the conflict whose stories intertwine in unexpected ways.

When a slacker biologist accidentally discovers water in the parched desert of New Mexico, it triggers a war.Texas invades and occupies New Mexico, renaming it "New Texas."A desperate insurgency fights back with a brutal terror campaign throughout the territory.

"To The Last Drop" dramatizes today's global water crisis. This novel illuminates the development of the Southwest, the relationship between occupation and terrorism, and our all-consuming thirst for water.As Mark Twain put it, "Whiskey is for drinking, and water is for fighting over."

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