Novel of the Change The Sunrise Lands, Book 4, (Paperback)

from Noeshia

More of the good of this series. Survival and good characters and an investigation into Neopagan culture. The bad stuff is that the premise is a little out there and you still really have to suspend disbelief to keep reading, though the mystical/magical aspects of the series are getting more stro...

from JDubba

The Sunrise Lands is the first novel in a new trilogy by S.M. Stirling, set in the universe created in his previous trilogy Dies the Fire. As with Stirling's previous works the writing here has a lively pace and is quite engrossing. While this next set of three novels is being labeled as a new tr...

from satyridae

11/11 I'm a little less consumed this time through- primarily because I know how many more books I have to get through before Rudi gets where he's going. But love this series? Yes, I most emphatically do. 12/10 I'm consumed by this post-apocalyptic, dystopian series. I'm enjoying it mightily, th...

from Karlstar

The latest installment in Stirling's post-apocalyptic series. Rudi and his friends continue to travel across the remains of the USA on their quest. Stirling does a good job with characters and challenging plots, though after a while the constant travel and conflict with the CUTTERs gets a little ...

from TerriBooks

In the late 20th Century, suddenly and inexplicably the rules of physics change, and electricity, engines, and explosives don't work. The first three books of the series were set in the time just following The Change. This book looks at the next generation, the children who grew up in this new wo...