Is it the future of us all? I pray not, but fear so. This is a work of science fiction, that starts out dark and then gets darker. Almost dystopian… but not.There is a subtle lightening that develops. And thankfully so, lest the story be too hard to bear. I can’t speak to the feasibility..
Review from A Haunting in Rose Grove →
This book was good and it had a good storyline. Kept me interested. Narrator did a great job.
Review from The Hunted →
this was a fun read. it kept my interest. I’ll be sure to purchase the next book in series.
I returned the audio version of this book today when I received my hard copy in the mail. The narration was just too hard to listen to–tone deaf in Mary’s chapters–wheedling evil sounding voice did not seem appropriate for what was occurring. As a climate change activist (CCL member) and cli-fi enthusiast, I will continue..
I returned the audio version of this book today when I received my hard copy in the mail. The narration was just too hard to listen to–tone deaf in Mary’s chapters–wheedling evil sounding voice did not seem appropriate for what was occurring. As a climate change activist (CCL member) and cli-fi enthusiast, I will continue..
Review from The Ministry for the Future →
I want to like this but the production makes it so hard to follow the story, switching narrators constantly and timeline shift just makes it next to impossible to follow
I found the story of the protagonist and her connections to be pretty boring. The book was timely and informative, and gave me some ideas about how to interact with the reality of climate change.
I was so excited to start this one. Especially having just finished reading the other two books in the series – I knew what I was getting into, I just didn’t know exactly how things were going to play out. Hush Hush was another one of those books that absolutely flew by. Now that I..
Review from The Suppressor →
4.5 out of 5 stars So, I really thought that Deadly Silence was an introduction to Silence, but boy was I wrong. After reading the first book in the series, I think Deadly Silence, even though it was billed as book 0.5, should be more of a 1.5 (or like a 0.9 or 1.1). The..
KSR seamlessly blends human history with all its faults and promises into a dynamic tale of reimagining our institutions, ideas of citizenship and elements of Tielhard de Chardin and liberation theology applied to the task of climatic change. Beautiful story and great cast.