The world as we know it is falling apart and needs to be controled and what better way to do that than through a project created in secret, the Utopia Project where Everyone Must Die! The world must be reborn and everyone controled, no self, no I, just we and the Elders call the says who lives or who dies. But, not all goes as planned! A group of friends survives and now the horror begins!

The title alone caught my attention first, the Utopia Project, Everyone Mut Die! Action is definitely what you will get throughout this story and the narrator Bill Spadea does a great job of taking you through that action from beginning to end. When he describes some of the bodies that the friends come across he has the right tone to make you see what they see. So hold on to your stomach! It is very subtle, but the narrator slightly changes how he reads the characters more in the feelings area. For example, when Kid and Hidi gripe at each other, you can hear the hate in the tone or when you reach the lovely Elder One you can hear the evilness or hatred that he has and as sara said in the story you can tell when a rant is about to come.

The one thing that made me shake my fist is I hate the wy it ended!

Overall, I rate this book 4 out of 4 stars. Een though I didn't like the way it ended doesn't mean it ruined the book because it didn't. That is just my personal negative for the whole thing.

This is definitely a book I would recommend. I am totally blind so read the audible version of this book. If you are totally blind or love listening to audiobooks then give this one a try and let the narrator draw you in. It is also available through kindle as well.