It is a very interesting concept: all of humanity resurrected at once, with renewed bodies, in a new world. But while food (and eventually, minimal clothing) is provided, it turns out that people are still people after all, and the violence begins on the very first day. It's a fairly dark look at humanity, and the chosen protagonist is as self-important and aggrandizing as they come. His quest to find out where they really are (because it certainly isn't the afterlife anyone expected) and who put them there is only partly satisfied; I would hope that more answers come in future volumes. Not my cup of tea.