Metro: METRO 2034. The sequel to Metro 2033.: American edition (Paperback)

from HenriMoreaux

In comparison to the first book Metro 2033, I have to say this book is rather a let down, events don't really follow on from where the first book finished instead we get one character returning with no real reference between where he was, where he is now & what happened in between. We're left to ...

from Cerelin

A bit of a disappointment after 2033. Much of what I enjoyed from 2033 is missing here, specifically the horror elements and the supernatural encounters in the dark tunnels and surface wasteland. With only one such encounter in the early chapters, 2034 deals almost entirely with humanity's condit...

from GingerbreadMan

Gluchovskij's Metro books are set in the Moscow underground after a nuclear war has made the surface uninhabitable. The stations and lines now form city states and alliances, where the remaining humans struggle against darkness, cold, radiation and mutants, trying to uphold civilization. As post-...

from nhalliwell

METRO 2034 begins not long after the end of METRO 2033. The main characters are the "Hunter" from the first book, a man called Homer who believes it is his vocation to write a history and chronicle of the Metro, and a teenage girl named Sasha who has been recently orphaned. Sasha's father used to...

from nhalliwell

METRO 2034 begins not long after the end of METRO 2033. The main characters are the "Hunter" from the first book, a man called Homer who believes it is his vocation to write a history and chronicle of the Metro, and a teenage girl named Sasha who has been recently orphaned. Sasha's father used to...