The writing style is reminiscent of Tom Robbins, author of "Even Cowgirls Get the Blues" and several other novels. Vigorito has a similar facility in putting together colorful and creative metaphors. The pace is quick and engaging with occasional diversions into deep philosophical thought. What is communication? How does the use of language restrict our ability to relate to one another? Why aren’t apples called reds? These questions are discussed in hilarious detail during the course of this book.

It is also a parody of society, particularly the institutions of control – the government and the military. The inept and brutal methods used by the forces supposedly in control result in the total loss of control, even within their own ranks. As the apocalypse plays out, a surprising new order appears.

Just a Couple of Days provokes thought and laughter and shows that freedom is, indeed, a bigger game than power.