Review of Exodus

Post by **Seamstress** » 14 Apr 2024, 03:14

Even though these types of stories aren't usually my cup of tea, no one can argue that they make spectacular movies. Never before tried to read catastrophe instead of watching and something in the description prompts me to give it a try. Thanks for bringing it to my attention and congratulations!

grace ruhara · Post by **grace ruhara** » 14 Apr 2024, 03:15

I kept wondering why what I would do if the world indeed did end in five years.

Post by **Ejimma Chika Promise** » 14 Apr 2024, 03:15

I would want to know a lot about this book. First, who is Ulysses and how was the date made known to him or her. I would have to read Exodus by Jean Hackensmith to know. Nice review!

Leia Temple · Post by **Leia Temple** » 14 Apr 2024, 03:22

I love books with accurate scientific information. It makes the story more feasible and adds dimension to the plot. Thanks for the comprehensive review.

Black Indigo · Post by **Black Indigo** » 14 Apr 2024, 03:22

I will give this book a chance as the author has made it easy for readers with no knowledge of astrophysics and space travel to follow. Thank you for the review.

Nerea · Post by **Nerea** » 14 Apr 2024, 03:29

Mmmmmmh.....seems like an interesting story. But anything is possible in fictional story. But I kinda feel the story seems contradictory from what I know about the future of the earth and the survivors. For instance, the planet earth will remain forever and humans will still live in it. I'm not sure I'll read the book

sorry.

Post by **Veronica Hunter** » 14 Apr 2024, 03:31

Exodus by Jean Hackensmith & Joseph McDowell is a thrilling journey into the depths of space and the resilience of the human spirit. The authors expertly weave together elements of science fiction with themes of sacrifice, hope, and survival, creating a gripping narrative that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. Congrats on the botd.

Eisha Nadeem · Post by **Eisha Nadeem** » 14 Apr 2024, 03:35

What a captivating review! Your enthusiasm for "Xodus" by Jean Hackensmith & Joseph McDowell is infectious. Your analysis of the characters, especially Garret Long's brilliance and President Rebecca McCann's transformation, highlights the depth of the storytelling.

Post by **EBERE WRITES COCEPT** » 14 Apr 2024, 03:36

Garret Long's ingenuity and determination to save humanity are particularly compelling, serving as a beacon of hope in a dark and uncertain future. President Rebecca McCann's transformation from a controversial leader to a selfless hero adds depth to the narrative, highlighting the complexities of leadership in times of crisis.

Victoria Zoe · Post by **Victoria Zoe** » 14 Apr 2024, 03:45

Exodus by Jean Hackensmith is a book about the destruction of the earth and a search by survivors for a new planet. The story is more of a scientific tale which physicist will make investigations to avert or reduce the impending doom. This sounds like an interesting read. Congrats on the botd and a satisfactory review.

Chad Anthony · Post by **Chad Anthony** » 14 Apr 2024, 03:46

The review's emphasis on the incorporation of accurate scientific details, particularly in astrophysics and space technology, highlights the author's commitment to authenticity. It's refreshing to see such attention to detail in a science fiction novel.

Precious Anavheoba · Post by **Precious Anavheoba** » 14 Apr 2024, 03:54

This sounds like the plot for an interesting sci fi novel. I've been seeing sci fi and dystopian books with plots set around the year 2084. What's up with that date?

Adrian Bouknight · Post by **Adrian Bouknight** » 16 Jun 2024, 21:13

This was a pretty good book. I was expecting something completely different up front. The action really continued through the entire story and never really slowed down at all, the main characters relationship with Jennifer really kept me at the edge of my seat. It a fun read. I'd definitely recommend this one to friends.