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"Excellent Start to Series
Solid start to a new series in this genre that has a strong protagonist and excellent support characters. The writing quality is very good, characters are diverse and well developed. The storyline is intriguing with plenty o" Read more of this review » |
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"Great Post-Apocalyptic Read
I really enjoyed this book. I like when post-apocalyptic books focus more on what caused the event, and how the survivors survive in what's left of the world. This book did a great job of that. I also really enjoyed the vie" Read more of this review » |
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"This book stayed from normal interests in the end of the world/apocalypse genre and it was the best decision ever to read this book. The character development within all of the characters was done so well and the approach to how civilization would co"
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"Believable and relatable entry in this post-apocalyptic genre. I will continue with the series."
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“There’s always going to be the one percent out there. Evil dickheads, at both ends of the political spectrum, just wanting the power. They’re nothing, one percent, if that. Easily ignored if it weren’t for the nasty, efficient, ambitious, back stabbing fifteen or twenty percent that don’t believe in anything one way or another. They just feed off of the power and authority, and in turn, grow it, protect it. I don’t care if it’s the New Caliphate, South American Junta Republic, the Central Asian Bloc, Nazi Germany, Mao’s China, the Soviet Union, or hell, Russia at any time in the last 600 years. It comes down to the bureaucrats that owe their allegiance to the system or entity that employs them and everything they’ll do to grow and protect the power they see as theirs.”
― Come and Take It
― Come and Take It
“A guiding hand, no matter how benevolent or light can’t help but strive to protect itself, its institutions, its power, its bureaucracy and its authority over time.”
― Come and Take It
― Come and Take It
“Starvation was a great motivator. Fear, chaos, and trauma were the ultimate recruitment tools. Add in the idea of acting for the supposed benefit of all, and there was very little that people wouldn’t be able to justify doing.”
― Reap What You Sow
― Reap What You Sow
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