Predator's Gold (Mortal Engines, Book 2) (Paperback)

from AHS-Wolfy

Second book from the Hungry Cities Chronicles series picks the story of our two young heroes, Tom Natsworthy and Hester Shaw, two years after the climactic events at the conclusion of Mortal Engines. After spending those years away they're now back in the familiar environs of the Great Hunting Gr...

from BrynDahlquis

I have some mixed feelings about this book. The plot is very interesting, with lots of twists and turns that all somehow come back together. I suppose I fell a bit in love with Anchorage just like Tom, because I got very interested in the people and the city itself. By the end of the book, I was ...

from LemurKat

The sequel to Mortal Engines a book which didn't really need a sequel, IMO, but still Predator's Gold does not disappoint. And it is rather a nifty world.For the unintiated, these stories are set in a post-nuclear Europe. The landscape has long been rendered uninhabitable and America all but dest...

from atreic

If anything, even faster paced than the first! A galloping plot which manages to fit in a city destroying plague, an underwater city, a gang of thieves, big brother surveillance, the Furthest North, a character far too much like Lockhart, Love!, Betrayal!, self discovery, the excesses people will...

from MyopicBookworm

* * * Beware potential spoilers * * * This is a well worked-out sequel to Mortal Engines, in which the author manages to cap his own inventiveness with some more fine ideas. If you fancy flying in a top-of-the-range airship over a European wilderness inhabited by predator cities and their suburba...