Passage Trilogy: The Twelve (Book Two of the Passage Trilogy) : A Novel (Book Two of the Passage Trilogy) (Hardcover)

from melrailey

I took this book to the beach with me. Yeah, I know, not exactly the definition of a "beach read" but it was just what I needed. I ended up spending the entire day with my nose stuck in this book dying to find out what was going to happen with the characters. I loved the way that Cronin recapped ...

from bbbart

Full 4 star-story. Just no 5 stars (like The Passage got from me), since it doesn't wholly match its predecessor. It's simply less epic, less horror, ...Nevertheless, the storyline as it unfolded had me completely in its grip. You constantly feel you want to keep on reading and learning about the...

from Penforhire

Not as stunning as The Passage. Cronin is still an amazing author. His writing gets out of the way of the story he wants to tell. That is strong praise for his writing craft. This second book felt more derivative of other works than the first. This book has moments we've seen before from other au...

from justablondemoment

Okay ummmm I don't know which I loved better. With the exception of the length, as in the first one, both of these books rocked my world.This would make an awesome movie. It was Stephen King-ish but not so much that you went ooh another king wanna be. Neither in the series are books to be taken l...

from DeltaQueen50

The Twelve by Justin Cronin is the 2nd book in his Passage Trilogy, and unfortunately I made the mistake of waiting almost 2 years between these two books. It took me some time to figure out who was who and what was going on, but eventually the stories fell into place. This book takes almost a si...