Novel of the Change Dies the Fire, Book 1, (Paperback)

from egrant5329

I started this series with book #4, so reading book #1 explained a lot of things. On its own I thought it was just ok, but the books later in the series are better. I liked the authors take on who and how people survive when modern systems shut down and fail.

from LyndaInOregon

This post-apocalyptic novel set mostly in Oregon includes good characterizations and lots of action, but the reader will have to accept some fine coincidences and some unexplained hocus-pocus about the cause of The Change. A never-explained phenomenon (Aliens? Angry deities? Overlapping realitie...

from tngolden

This is an absolutely fascinating adventure through a post-apocalptical distopia. This is the series I have been looking for for a long time, and it just felt good to finally find it. The author takes an implausable premise and makes it believeable through his descriptions and characters. The end...

from Aerrin99

I love me some post-apoc, and I've read a lot of it - this is one of the better on my list. It did some things very differently, from having all tech - including cars and guns - go completely dead to its complete focus on the successful formation of post-Change communities. I really enjoyed the e...

from joannycat

I was intrigued by the theme of technology-dependent people who are suddenly forced into a pre-industrial situation. No guns, cars, electricity, etc. How do they produce food, defend themselves, provide medical care, and travel? Life becomes far more of a community effort (for better and worse) a...