Eruption

There feells like a noticeable shift in the writing at the beginning and at the end - with one author's prose feeling very elementary with weak/lazy dialogue and the other's seeming to have a little more depth and weight to it. Thankfully, the latter seems to have written the bulk of the book and while the plot is very cookie-cutter and mostly predictable, the quality is slightly elevated once the inevitable eruption raises the stakes and dire nature of the situation.