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龚 昊隽 _aoer777 — I've read some of Stevens' other works, so when I saw this book on NetGalley I have to admit that I was intrigued. If I were to describe the plot of some of her works to someone they'd say that her books are incredibly similar to other works out in the literary world. (Not a bad thing- all books are similar at one point or another.) Yet what makes Stevens' books so different is that she doesn't try to make them fit into the mold that so many other suspense or thriller books fill. They're wonderfully & beautifully different, which is what makes her books so much fun to read. I have to admit that although this book started off a little on the slow side, once the excitement started I was pretty hooked. I loved Amelia's attention to detail & her curiosity over everything despite her father's rules. The intense draw between her & Devlin is pretty tangible, yet understated at the same time. Stevens takes her time with this pairing, which works well considering all of the elements & story details divulged throughout the story. (No spoilers!) The only drawback is that at times the story seemed to be a little overly slow, so some readers might get a little frustrated at the slow buildup. Stick with it because the payoff at the end of this novel is pretty fulfilling, although I'll give you a warning. This is the first in a series so not all of the questions will be answered in this book. Then again, after the creepy imagery at the end of the book, most readers won't really care. They'll be too busy shivering & demanding more. (ARC provided by NetGalley)

Salim Saiyed salimsaiyed — In all seriousness, having thought about this for a while several days after I finished the book I only have two things to say. If you don't like haunting post-apocalyptic reads this book is not for you. It's all the things people say about it: bleak, depressing, dark etc. However, it is also compelling to the very last word, ambigious in parts and a brilliantly executed book. What McCarthy doesn't say is almost as important as what he does, so much is left to the imagination and that is why it's haunting. It is also a book which oozes talent and ability, his words are so measured it's surprising he ever finished editting and redrafting. Essentially it's about a man and his son as they journey towards The Coast on The Road, there's nothing much to see, they don't encounter many people and essentially not much happens but this is precisely why I found the book so fascinating, McCarthy takes the world we know, redraws it until it is unrecognisible and compells you to read to the end. The book does need a health warning, it will take over your life until it's finished and then you will want to find the nearest person who has read it and talk and talk and talk. You've been warned!!