
The Anvil
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Jeremy Francis
Deadly radiation from a passing comet is about to destroy life on Earth.
In desperation, the US government constructs a series of underground shelters to protect as many people as possible. They are expected to be underground for 20 years before returning back to the surface.
But can they survive their time within the confines of the underground shelter? And what will they find when they finally emerge?
A parallel story to The Ark, The Anvil is a riveting story of survival and courage in a post-apocalyptic sci-fi setting.
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Coulda been a contenda
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Overall the story was decent as was the audio narrator. The character felt flat though, and didn’t seem to change at all throughout the course of the story. Lucy’s 16 year old self felt the same as her 60 year old self at the end of the book. I like how the story kept pace and didn’t stay in one era too long, and we got snippets of what life was like throughout the rebuilding of society. On the other hand, things just felt like people came out of the shelter and picked right back up where they started before the comet and that was weird. I feel like a teen would enjoy this more as the book does stick to fairly standard tropes and could act as an introduction to disaster stories.
An okay story
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More a teenage book than anything else.
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