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Gabriela Mussuto gabimussuto — Did the first two chapters feel rushed, or is that just me? And Tory's whole 'romance' with Allarde feel...fake? She didn't even know him, really! And I felt like the WWII was a bit out of place in the plot. So many books I am looking forward to reading turn out to be disappointing right now. I might read the sequel...then again, I might not. I've got better things to do with my time. P.S. when Allarde's first name turned out to be Justin, I was fuming! Justin is my favorite name! WHY?!?! I did like the character of Jack Rainford though.

Jarvis Michelo jarvisbiggs — Great imaginative storytelling. This book starts with the extinction of the human race, goes on to explore teenage angst, includes an alien invasion, and even touches on the topic of religious fanaticism. You may think these elements don't fit into a single novel but in this case they do. You'll just have to read the book to find out how. I don't want to say anything more since I don't want to give away the story line. I will say that the book is engaging and unpredictable. John Corwin is an incredibly imaginative story teller, kind of like a young Stephen King or Orson Scott Card. The creatures John Corwin creates are unique but so vividly described that you can easily picture them in your mind. John Corwin is an up and coming author who should be read by anyone who is a fan of the sci-fi/fantasy genre. I'm hooked and am glad to have discovered this author at the start of his published career.

Pedro Castillo _dr08 — I loved, loved this book when I read it. There are so many interesting and memorable characters.

Thalis Lowchinovscy thalisnovs1568 — This book was an incredible read. I usually have a hard time with non-fiction. (I lose my endurance about two thirds the way through.) Egan's writing is very smooth, and while he explains much of the history behind what caused the Dust Bowl, most of the story is told from personal experience. The people in the book were so relatable that I had to remind myself this wasn't a novel. I learned about the Dust Bowl some in school, but Egan skillfully depicts People who lived in the area at this time developed the kind of severe help problems in a few years that career miners only get in their lifetime. When livestock died and got cut up, people would find their insides filled with dust. One or two really bad storms blew all the way to the East Coast, and this isn't the half of it. Even after reading this book it's hard to really fathom the scope of what happened. And at the risk of sounding preachy, we could learn a thing or two from this environmental disaster.

Cımbızla Soldier cimbizla — Good book - looking forward to the next in the series