Silo Dust: Book Three of the Silo Series, Book 3, (Paperback)

from shabacus

Dust made a worthy end to this great series. However, because it was concluding a series in which so much mystery was unveiled, the result was a sense of disappointment, of rushed plotlines that went nowhere, and a scattered, directionless plot guided more by chance than by the direction of our p...

from DanTarlin

Conclusion of the Silo Trilogy. The story remains very compelling, and the fascinating concept developed in "Wool" remains fascinating. Wool told the story of Juliette and her adventures in Silo 18 and then 17, as she begins to unwind the great conspiracy that has landed our characters in this he...

from LisaMorr

A good conclusion to Hugh Howey's Silo trilogy. This novel starts where the first book, Wool ends (the second book, Shift, describes the backstory of how the silos came to be). I don't want to go into too much detail as there would spoilers for anyone who hasn't read the first two books. There we...

from santhony

This novel is a sequel to the very popular Wool collection of post-apocalyptic novellas which focused on life in an underground "silo" following some kind of apocalyptic event that made life on the Earth's surface impossible. It follows up on a prequel, Shift, which sets out the method by which t...

from sj2b

Spoiler warning: I have made an effort not to reveal plots although I may have unknowingly done so. If you haven't read 'Wool' or 'Shift' yet you may want to read them before my review and especially before reading 'Dust'. Initial rating 3.5 but once it got going rose to a steady 4.0 I loved 'Woo...