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One of the great surprises is how much poetry is in this book

This book is living up to the hype

This reads like a horror story

I'm quite certain Hugh Howey dragged us all here to die. The end of humanity is just a drawn out and desperate end wrought by arrogance and mistrust. Goodbye, cruel world.

Paraphrasing...
What part of us lasts forever? Juliette asks.
Our actions, Lukas responds. Forever, whatever we do will always be what we had done.

More stories in this world would be welcome. My kids are enjoying it and my car is blissfully quiet.

This had to jump up in my schedule because someone is waiting for it on Libby.

I don't know why his other books haven't really been landing with me, because this one is just SO good. I think the rest of his collection deserves another attempt from me. I love the Midnight Train already.

"That man did not have a gun pointed at us. Without a weapon, there's always a chance to back down. To make a choice."
"He did have a weapon. He had data."
Started a little slow, far more complex than his usual fare, and more complex than any space opera I've read. But the middle is worth the build up.

I love all their books, honestly, and this one is no different. Warm, encouraging, no-nonsense guidance. And like NROL for Women, I am already reading exactly what I need to know for this new phase of my life. Cannot wait to get through the info chapters and start building my new routine

My kindle app is acting up and making this book hard to read. I swipe, and the image slides too far or not far enough. It's very weird. I'm putting this book "away" until I can get a paper copy.

Much better organized than the last workout-inspiration book I read. After first building the case for how exercise affects the brain generally, the researcher then addresses how exercise treats various cognitive maladies. Anxiety, depression, ADHD, and addiction. I have strong hopes that this book will finish strong. And yes, I am motivated!