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Beautifully written ! Wow what a rollercoaster of a ride ! Dante and Els story with lots of twists and turns

I really struggled to finish the book. I found it dreadfully boring, by far the worst book by Lydia Millet yet, and I’ve read most of them. All the characters were restrained, constipated, so reasonable. The action never really kicked in. Avoid this one.

Loved the book and looking forward to the next. Negative: The author definitely needs to learn how to use a Thesaurus. Using the same descriptor over and over and over for every character to say they all have husky voices …erm… Even when they are soft they are husky. LoL. It starts out hearing it..

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Positive story. Many lessons. Great example to follow. It points out the importance of a positive mindset.

These books are just fun and enjoyable, but not dumb. There’s always a little twist here and there and some of the characters are just frustrating enough to be entertaining.

This series is very well written, the story line is great, and it holds your interest from beginning to end.

As a retired military member I could relate to several aspects of this story. Well written. I’ll get the rest of the series

female voice to definitely not the right selection for the young blonde from Boston in Texas.. overall decent cute story

This was an interesting idea about where humanity might go. It left some unanswered questions about the fate of humanity and a plot hole or two but overall it was a nice little story.

I sincerely hope there is another book in this series. You get involved with the story and want it not to end.