There are so many books and stories about an apocalypse - with every book having its own idea on what the apocalypse will be - but not many books mention our four-legged or winged friends. When you think about this, it's strange, since I know so many people who consider their pets to be family membe...
The best book of the trilogy.Blays and Dante are split up for the majority of this, and chapters alternate between each one. This makes it tricky to get into, having to recall what each one was up to. They meet up for a few chapters later then split apart again going back to the same problem.At leas...
Great collection of conspiracy themed shorts. Grabbed through KU and I recommend!
Second part of The Cycle of ArawnSeveral years have passed since the end of book 1, and Dante and his friend Blays are smuggling arms to the Norren, a group of people who are treated as slaves by the rest of civilisation.After things escalate out of control, a war is started and there's plenty of ba...
As it has to be for a collection like Tales Of Tinfoil some of the usual suspects make an appearance. JFK, Elvis, Hitler or Area 51. It seems to be a necessary evil, which is no evil at all, but a pretty damn fun thing, to include those as no conspiracy would be indeed a conspiracy without them. Due...
Dante, a young lad, sees someone raise a dead dog and make it do his bidding. Thus he decides that necromancy is the career path for him, and sets off to achieve it, leaving a trail of dead bodies in his wake.The sign of the religion is a tree made of bones. Chapter one finishes with "in six months ...
Interesting novel following a 3000 year old human, an illegal AI and a group of colonists.Corporations want to treat people as property, and this ragtag bunch get drawn into the middle of it, ostensibly while trying to get the colonists some rights.The characters are interesting, although the human ...
I have to admit that this book seemed a little slow for me. But, being one who does not like to give up on a book, I trudged through and was quite happy in doing so. The beginning felt a bit too quick story-wise. Dante had heard of a special book all his life and went out to search for it. He eventu...
What I liked:the humor was done well- Robert, Cally etcBlays- his loyalty and his sense of humor made him my favorite characterreading about how religious factions can affect both history and the futureWhat I did not like:modern cuss words- as in many other books which have a "historic" feel to them...
Meltdown is the second book in Robertson's Breakers series. So ensure you read Breakers first, a funny, scary, thoughtful sci-fi take on the apocalypse, and answers the question, what would ordinary people do to survive, how would they change. What really makes us happy, is it T.V, Netflix, good job...
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