Review of Exodus

Annabell Samuel · Post by **Annabell Samuel** » 13 Apr 2024, 07:55

This sounds like the well-used post-apocalyptic trope. I have read many books and watched many movies talking about the same storyline. However, I'd love to see the unique angle the author takes on this one.

Fatola Fatai · Post by **Fatola Fatai** » 13 Apr 2024, 08:06

Your summary of the story's central conflict, the impending destruction of Earth by a neutron star and the race to find a new planetary home piqued my interest in this book. The idea of humanity facing such a dire deadline is suspense-filled.

mark liu · Post by **mark liu** » 13 Apr 2024, 08:09

Science fiction as always does pull me in. Will for sure be reading this based purely on that merit although sounds like the book has its own applaudable characteristics.

Tomi Ahmed · Post by **Tomi Ahmed** » 13 Apr 2024, 08:15

Wow, what an incredibly detailed and insightful review of "Exodus"! It sounds like a thrilling journey through science, sacrifice, and survival. I'm impressed by how the authors seamlessly weave accurate scientific details with an engaging narrative, making it accessible even to readers unfamiliar with astrophysics. Your analysis of the characters, especially Garret Long and President Rebecca McCann, highlights the depth and complexity of the storytelling. It's wonderful to hear that you found nothing to dislike and that the book prompted such thought-provoking questions about humanity and decision-making in crisis situations. Thank you for sharing your thoughts, and I'm sure your review will inspire others to delve into this captivating science fiction tale.

Merits Anih · Post by **Merits Anih** » 13 Apr 2024, 08:30

A captivating and scientifically-grounded exploration of humanity's response to an impending cosmic disaster. The well-developed characters and their difficult choices make this a truly engaging read.

Prince Ekeoma · Post by **Prince Ekeoma** » 13 Apr 2024, 08:38

"Exodus" by Jean Hackensmith @ Joseph McDowell. An interesting book, talks about the destruction of earth and the survivors later have to search for a new planet to settle. This will actually take years to achieve. Sacrifices of people, people's decision and strong relationships of people are mostly considered. Congrats on your #BOTD.

Salome Ogani · Post by **Salome Ogani** » 13 Apr 2024, 08:41

Hackensmith and McDowell have crafted a thrilling science fiction tale that not only entertains, but also prompts deep reflection on the human condition. 'Exodus' is a must-read for fans of hard sci-fi that seamlessly blends scientific accuracy with emotional resonance.

Post by **Sushan Ekanayake** » 13 Apr 2024, 08:49

Dive into 'Exodus' by Jean Hackensmith & Joseph McDowell, a sci-fi thriller about Earth's last days and humanity's quest for survival among the stars. A neutron star approaches, and with only 5 years to prepare, sacrifices must be made. An epic of hope and resilience! Congratulations on being BOTD!

Victoria Ukamaka · Post by **Victoria Ukamaka** » 13 Apr 2024, 08:52

In the face of Earth's looming destruction, 'Exodus' takes readers on an edge-of-your-seat journey filled with sacrifice, innovation, and the indomitable spirit of humanity. The authors' meticulous attention to scientific detail lends an air of authenticity that elevates this story to the pantheon of great science fiction.

Nemanja Jankovic · Post by **Nemanja Jankovic** » 13 Apr 2024, 08:58

"Exodus" by Jean Hackensmith & Joseph McDowell is a science fiction whose central plot is the possible destruction of planet Earth. The Survivors set out to find a new planet where life could continue. The book is interesting and professionally edited.

Okocha Victor · Post by **Okocha Victor** » 13 Apr 2024, 09:04

Exodus by Jean Hackensmith is a story about a star heading towards earth that will cause a destruction large enough, the survivors will need to search for a new planet to live in. The books storyline is captivating.

Post by **Seetha E** » 13 Apr 2024, 09:07

Intriguing science fiction flows from the first chapter on with fully developed characters and carefully examined scientific information. Will Garret have the resolve to keep going after what happened to David? Well-written review. Congratulations to the author on BOTD.

tarafarah7 · Post by **tarafarah7** » 13 Apr 2024, 09:13

I've never really been a fan of scifi, but your review sparked my interest a bit for this one! Thanks!

Filled with action and suspense, today's BOTD is a scifi novel that follows a group of individuals on their quest for survival before a neutron star named Ulysses collides with Earth. I'm excited to learn more about the characters and see if they make it before the pending impact date of 2028! Thank you again for the awesome review!

Post by **Bertha Jackson** » 13 Apr 2024, 09:16

It is an interesting question "What will you do if you know the world will end in 5 years?." Science fiction fans will enjoy learning more to answer this question. Thank you for your informative review.

Brienna Cooper · Post by **Brienna Cooper** » 13 Apr 2024, 09:23

Wonderful review! How timely of a BOTD pick this is, considering all of the space-related events that have occurred this past week (i.e the solar eclipse, Victor Wembanyama’s alien logo for Nike, the trailer drop of Fly Me to the Moon, etc). I guess now is quite the time to be a sci-fi/space epic fan!

A neutron star named Ulysses is heading for Earth, with a predicted impact date of April 14, 2028, while the current year is 2023.

Wow, the on-point timing continues since (as of today) tomorrow is April 14, 2024. So, it looks like it’s about to be less than FOUR years to “plan, prepare, and ensure the necessary technology is in place for travel.” Haha