"Hutchinson does a superb job of illustrating how the ruin of the world has brought about the ruin of humanity. This is an old form made new, because it speaks to our current doubts and uncertainties, our unease at the way the world is going, our fear that sense will not prevail." — Paul Kincaid, Locus
"Dave Hutchison’s writing in this novel is as good as any of his earlier work. If you haven’t read anything by him before, I would strongly urge you to check this out. Shelter is the ideal place to start." — www.theeloquentpage.co.uk
"Shelter is a beautifully crafted story of life when technology and the comforts of contemporary life have been abandoned as unnecessary and unrealistic and where the best the characters can hope for it to wake up the next morning." — britishfantasysociety.org
"Hutchinson’s characters feel so very real. He’s got a fine eye for human details. Which makes Shelter so engaging. Troubling times require a thorough examination. Shelter is such an entertaining scrutiny." — geeksyndicate.co.uk
"If you enjoy the quiet apocalypse stories of John Wyndham, you’ll find this a very enjoyable tale. The destruction by the comet is fascinating but it’s the consequences of such an event on society where the true horror lies. You may find yourself looking at your neighbours and friends around the street and wondering what would happen if the lights went out forever..." — runalongtheshelves.net
"Dave Hutchinson continues to be one of the most exciting and soulful writers of contemporary science fiction." —
For Winter Nights
"Shelter is a triumph, a dark, vivid story of life in future England, beautifully bleak, rich and rewarding." — sfbook.com
"With Europe at Dawn, Dave Hutchinson brings his magnificent Fractured Europe series to an end and cements his position as one of the UK s foremost writers. Hutchinson s Europe, splintered into a thousand bickering new states, is strangely haunted by an alternative reality ruled by a stiflingly small-c conservative 'Community.' I consider this series the best fictional response to Brexit yet published, and Europe at Dawn is a superbly judged conclusion. —The Guardian
"Mind-bending, smart, human, with espionage thrills wrapped up in a reality-altering Europe, all told with sparkling prose and wit." —Patrick Ness
"Hutchinson brings his magnificent Fractured Europe series to an end and cements his position as one of the UK's foremost writers." —Adam Roberts
After the war in the Parish, Adam is looking forward to a period of peace, but his superiors have other ideas. There are rumours from Oxford and the Cotswolds that Father John-who once almost overthrew Plymouth-is building an army, and someone has to go and investigate.
Arriving in Oxford, Adam is surprised to find a thriving city with a healthy populace and technology not seen since before the fall of The Sisters. He also finds it patrolled by the descendants of the Thames Valley Police, among them Detective Inspector Leonie Mellow.
However, it doesn't take long for dark events to concern Adam. Murders, paintsplashed graffiti on walls, people going missing-and he can't help but wonder if the past is following him.
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Arriving in Oxford, Adam is surprised to find a thriving city with a healthy populace and technology not seen since before the fall of The Sisters. He also finds it patrolled by the descendants of the Thames Valley Police, among them Detective Inspector Leonie Mellow.
However, it doesn't take long for dark events to concern Adam. Murders, paintsplashed graffiti on walls, people going missing-and he can't help but wonder if the past is following him.
Sanctuary
After the war in the Parish, Adam is looking forward to a period of peace, but his superiors have other ideas. There are rumours from Oxford and the Cotswolds that Father John-who once almost overthrew Plymouth-is building an army, and someone has to go and investigate.
Arriving in Oxford, Adam is surprised to find a thriving city with a healthy populace and technology not seen since before the fall of The Sisters. He also finds it patrolled by the descendants of the Thames Valley Police, among them Detective Inspector Leonie Mellow.
However, it doesn't take long for dark events to concern Adam. Murders, paintsplashed graffiti on walls, people going missing-and he can't help but wonder if the past is following him.
Arriving in Oxford, Adam is surprised to find a thriving city with a healthy populace and technology not seen since before the fall of The Sisters. He also finds it patrolled by the descendants of the Thames Valley Police, among them Detective Inspector Leonie Mellow.
However, it doesn't take long for dark events to concern Adam. Murders, paintsplashed graffiti on walls, people going missing-and he can't help but wonder if the past is following him.
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| BN ID: | 2940159367075 |
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| Publisher: | Recorded Books, LLC |
| Publication date: | 11/07/2023 |
| Series: | The Aftermath , #3 |
| Edition description: | Unabridged |
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