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I would love a sequel!
I second that! I just finished this book, and I have to say, having read alot the past years, this was the first book that left me feeling totally empty by the end. But not because it was bad (which it wasn´t), but because it was over, and i wanted it to continue. Kudos to you!
Devin Wentzel Please Please Please add a sequel!!! I cant leave this story the way it is. I... I wanna know what will happen for the next 30-40 years for the Turners. How will Noah turn out. What is the city actually, can it be stopped or converted into something good, can the creatures be turned back to their original selves? A lot of questions, I loved the book, but I need more haha.
Cool, well let me be in the category of those demanding it.
And I echo all of Devin's questions. It just can't end that way.
I liked the open ended nature of the book. The reader is left wondering what's going to happen to Noah and his family in the future. I feel like answering too many of those questions would detract from the end of the book. A book told from the perspective of how Liannon became a monster could be interesting though.
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I second that! I just finished this book, and I have to say, having read alot the past years, this was the first book that left me feeling totally empty by the end. But not because it was bad (which it wasn´t), but because it was over, and i wanted it to continue. Kudos to you!
Devin Wentzel Please Please Please add a sequel!!! I cant leave this story the way it is. I... I wanna know what will happen for the next 30-40 years for the Turners. How will Noah turn out. What is the city actually, can it be stopped or converted into something good, can the creatures be turned back to their original selves? A lot of questions, I loved the book, but I need more haha.
Cool, well let me be in the category of those demanding it.
And I echo all of Devin's questions. It just can't end that way.
I liked the open ended nature of the book. The reader is left wondering what's going to happen to Noah and his family in the future. I feel like answering too many of those questions would detract from the end of the book. A book told from the perspective of how Liannon became a monster could be interesting though.
