Dave Jeffery

While we were introduced to the idea of Cathedral in book one, book two gives us a more inside view to its workings. (You can easily read this as a standalone however). The more we get to know Sarah and the life she has in Cathedral, the deeper we dive into this 'utopia' amidst a post-apocalyptic world. This book has the same deep world building and character development as book one, even though it focuses on a much smaller piece of the broader world introduced to those who read the previous book. It's interesting to watch as Sarah changes throughout the story. An enthralling read.… (meer)

The world as we know it has ended - and not in a way that any of the typical post-apocalyptic books or movies has prepared us for. With most of the population wiped out - most of the survivors have gone deaf, leaving the hearing as valuable commodities. This was an absolutely chilling story. The idea of being so valuable because you could hear, and being hobbled and enslaved because of it is terrifying. You get pulled in from the first page, and you won't want to put it down. Dive into a tale of horror that is only more chilling when reading in the midst of a global pandemic.… (meer)