" A sweet and respectful handling of the notion of a cross-red human. It sets the story amidst an indictment of modern politics and society, especially as driven by reactionary religious opinions and the loss of rights by American citizens, and allows the tragedy they brew to nearly play out. It was a much more dainty and sympathetic to the protagonist treatment than I really expected: not a heavy-handed thriller, it lets your own disgust handle all the drama. Nicely done, if not monumentally memorable. "
— Savannah, 2/18/2014