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Sticking It to Cancer One Book at a Time

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The Passage by Justin Cronin

Okay, But I Have Questions

June 20, 2017 by G.D. Giant 1 Comment

So, this series apparently got a lot of hype when the first book, The Passage, first came out.  I was, presumably, living under a rock at the time, and so hadn’t heard of it.  In fact, I didn’t really hear about the series until the final book came out, at which point I decided to read them all. And, well, the first half of the first book was great, the second half was good. The second book was okay, verging on bad and the third book was […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Fiction, Horror, Science Fiction Tagged With: #thepassage, City of Mirrors, future science, Justin Cronin, post apocalypse, the passage, The Twelve, trilogy, vampires, vision of the future

G.D. Giant's CBR9 Review No:21 · Genres: Fantasy, Fiction, Horror, Science Fiction · Tags: #thepassage, City of Mirrors, future science, Justin Cronin, post apocalypse, the passage, The Twelve, trilogy, vampires, vision of the future ·
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Inside this gigantic book that I sort of liked was a fascinating novella that I loved.

September 14, 2016 by scootsa1000 Leave a Comment

This year marks my sixth Cannonball, and yet, somehow, this is the only book in The Passage trilogy that I’ve reviewed. I’m not quite sure how that happened, but I imagine it can be blamed on babies and whatnot. I loved the first book, The Passage. I thought it was exciting and original, and I was name dropping Justin Cronin left and right. He was going to be the next Stephen King, and this trilogy was going to be his version of The Stand. You […]

Filed Under: Fiction Tagged With: CBR8, Justin Cronin, Scootsa1000, The City of Mirrors, the passage, The Twelve

scootsa1000's CBR8 Review No:47 · Genres: Fiction · Tags: CBR8, Justin Cronin, Scootsa1000, The City of Mirrors, the passage, The Twelve ·
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