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Review by:
karen day
on Sep. 23, 2011 :
My reviews are simple I enjoyed this read 8/10
(reviewed long after purchase)
Review by:
Becka Sutton
on July 02, 2010 :
A few years back Zoe Whitten and I frequented the same writing forum. At one point she asked if anyone would alpha read an early draft of “The Sole Survivors’ Club”. I was one of the volunteers, and in spite of having the various flaws you’d expect in a early draft it was a bloody good story.
So I was delighted when, a few weeks back, she announced on Twitter that she was releasing it as an ebook for the reasonable price of $1.99. I purchased it at Smashwords and read it again. With the flaws of the first draft corrected it was even better.
This is a rich and beautifully researched dark fantasy novel which balances its world building and necessary introspection and explanation with moments of vivid and sometimes shocking action.
I don’t really have anything negative to say about this story. It’s well worth reading. My only caveat is that Zoe's style is idiosyncratic. It’s the literary equivalent of marmite. You either love it or hate it, and you know which it is straight away.
Highly recommended.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)