Nigel Wood

Small but perfectly formed. Brandon never disappoints!

I loved this book. A brilliant finale to a superb trilogy. It lacks a fifth star, however, because it felt a bit rushed compared to the first two books. Indeed placing it back on the shelf it stands out as the thinnest of the three books. So, brilliant as it is, I expected more!
Also. Let's hope for a new trilogy following Juliette and Co as they make their new life - and find out what happens to the occupants of the other silos.

I loved this book. Desperately sad for the most part but beautifully written and constantly kept me wanting to learn and understand more. It is dizzying and confusing throughout but the reveal at the end makes it all clear and well worth the journey.
Quite a short book so stick with it even if you can't work out what's going on!

Well it was Ok I suppose, but it lacked the wit and depth of Pratchett or Adams and I didn't warm to Mr Mayhew. I may try another Gaiman novel at some point - but I'm in no hurry.

The humour is somewhat childish in places and much of it is a direct rip off (homage?) of Pratchett and Adams. Despite all that it was an enjoyable read and certainly good value for money!