Outcome
- Series: Breakers
Ellie Colson is the only one who believes in the end of the world.
As an agent of the Department of Advance Analysis, she's one of a handful of people who knows about the spread of a new virus—one she believes will wipe out mankind. With her bosses in denial, she flies to New York to get her ex-fiance Chip to safety.
But he's already been quarantined—and so has his adopted daughter. More
As an agent of the Department of Advance Analysis, she's one of a handful of people who knows about the spread of a new virus—one she believes will wipe out mankind. With her bosses in denial, she flies to New York to get her ex-fiance Chip to safety.
But he's already been quarantined—and so has his adopted daughter. More
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- Series: Breakers
- Category: Fiction » Science fiction » Adventure
- Category: Fiction » Science fiction » General
- Published: Jan. 15, 2013
- Words: 27,000
- Language: English
- ISBN: 9781301100866
About Edward W. Robertson
A 30-year-old former New Yorker and Idaho-guy, Ed currently lives in the LA area, where he works as a sci-fi/fantasy writer, movie critic, web writer, and freelancer. His short fiction has appeared in a dozen different magazines online and in print.
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Reviews of Outcome by Edward W. Robertson
chucklesthescot
reviewed
on April 30, 2014
I could not get into this book at all. Ellie was a really cold bitch with little respect for anyone who doesn't agree with her. She was going to break the rules, risk the health of everyone just to see her ex and save him from this plague and colleagues in the way just get murdered for doing their job and trying to stop her. Then there was the smartass thirteen year old brat who acts like a bitch, upsets her dad and thinks a casual sorry makes it all ok. There is no character development when it comes to decent good human traits but all the nasty vices are there in abundance. Even the plague could not save this one.
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Pete731
reviewed
on March 18, 2013
Honestly this more like 3.5 stars. I enjoyed it, and will be getting more this author. It's well formatted, and a decent, fun read. It suffered from feeling rushed, and the main character's motivation was never clear or well explained. I'm looking forward to trying "Breakers" by the same author.
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