Novel of the Change A Meeting at Corvallis, Book 3, (Paperback)

from rondoctor

Very interesting read. No science fiction here, except for the initial premise that a sudden change eliminates all electricity and spark driven machinery. Stirling is a good author, but in this book, set in Oregon, he goes a little overboard in describing the wonders of Oregon's countryside. He a...

from robertweaver

I found this at the YMCA lending library as I was waiting for my son's Capoiera class and it was good enough to prompt me to check out the next two books from the library and finish all 3 in less than 2 weeks.

from mpritchett

A fine conclusion to the series. It tied up many loose ends. I could say the ending felt a bit rushed and the negotiations were flawed. But the march to and from war seemed fair. That war doesn't end with a total victory and slaughter on one side only was represented. And in that there was justic...

from cajela

The third in the "Dies the Fire" series, a post-apocalypse America in which the apocalypse consisted of something (alien space bats?) somehow twisting the laws of physics so that electricity and engines stop working. Thrown back on medieval technology, nearly everyone dies horribly. But of course...

from cajela

The third in the "Dies the Fire" series, a post-apocalypse America in which the apocalypse consisted of something (alien space bats?) somehow twisting the laws of physics so that electricity and engines stop working. Thrown back on medieval technology, nearly everyone dies horribly. But of course...