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Julie Carrick Dalton
Positive The Nerd Daily ... beautiful ... touches on many complex themes. I love how they were all interwoven together in the story ... balances the nuances of living under the fear that the truth will come out while at the same time wanting to have the courage that will set the truth free so that everyone can move forward ... an engaging read. The cover is absolutely breathtaking, the pace is a good one, and the issues are timely, set in the backdrop of the haunting present ... The diverse characters were an asset to the story, bringing in perspectives that aren’t always part of fiction.
Jonathan Maberry
Positive The Nerd Daily ... fascinating ... I have read a couple of books about memories and loss of memories, and it was this unique element of someone stealing memories that drew me to this book. I am happy to say that it did not disappoint though it was much darker than I had expected ... a well written story that kept me guessing at a number of aspects of the storyline ... The kind of twisted mind that would explore and exploit these powers and take pleasure in reliving memories is well portrayed by the book. He was so well written that I hated him with a passion ... an engaging read. It took a while to get into it because of the sheer number of perspectives ... spooky in its own unique manner and portrays the importance of memories and how the supernatural is integrated into our world in an interesting way.
Rob Hart
Positive The Nerd Daily It is the only book I have read in the dystopian genre so far that I can confidently say is likely to happen ... Rob Hart’s book is a deep study of the drive and choices that led to this future, the effects on the people of the world, and the comfort that it provides ... I really enjoyed this book. It was seasoned with commentary on a number of issues that we face today – the access to guns in America, the reliability on delivery systems like Amazon (not yet drone operated but that’s in the works), green energy, the business versus the government model, law and order, and waste management ... I love books that offer more food for thought. The Warehouse truly led me down that lane and I am grateful for that. It is always a pleasure to challenge preconceived notions and get new insights.