Review of Exodus

[Amos Cyprian Kipchumba]

This review unequivocally applauds "Exodus" for its enthralling storytelling, meticulously crafted characters, and precise scientific accuracy. It boldly explores themes of sacrifice and survival, compelling readers to ponder profound questions about the nature of humanity. Without a doubt, this book is a must-read for all science fiction enthusiasts.

[Shaheera Khan]

After reading a review of "Exodus" I am looking forward to reading this science fiction novel about the end of the world and the journey to the beginning of a new life on a new planet.

[Abiodunakinola]

This book delivers a gripping tale of humanity's struggle for survival amidst impending destruction, masterfully blending elements of science, sacrifice, and hope. The character of Garret Long, with his brilliance and altruism, stands out as a beacon of resilience and courage in the face of adversity. Nice review.

[Ingalwa Eugine]

This book immerses us in astrophysics, space shuttles, and the solar system study. While reading this review, I could tell the reviewer enjoyed every aspect of the book. Additionally, the author's writing prowess is unparalleled. 'What would I do If I knew the world is ending in five years? I need Ulysses to teach me.

[Alexander Victoria]

President Rebecca McCann's transformation from a leader making questionable decisions to a hero who sacrifices her place on the starship Exodus for the greater good of the survivors highlights the complexity of leadership and the sacrifices necessary in times of crisis.

[Abraham Ozo]

Exodus by Jean Hackensmith constructed a captivating tale by creating vivid images and incorporating accurate scientific details, especially in astrophysics. Congrats on BOTD.

[Leonie Vermaak]

I'm not big on sci-fi but the mention of neutron star named Ulysses that could impact the earth and the preparation time for this even is short is something that draws my interest. So I'll definitely give this a try.
Thanks for a great review. Congrats on BOTD.

[mrlefty0706]

“Exodus” by Jean Hackensmith and Joseph McDowell is a sci-fi novel that tells readers about the impending destruction of Earth from a Neutron Star. This star is going to impact Earth in 2028 so scientists have less than 5 years to plan a exodus from Earth to another habitable planet. With over eight billion people living on Earth, only 100,000 will board the “Arks” that will transport them to one of the possible habitable planets based on distance from Earth ranging from 4.4 light years to 1,400 light years away. The major powers on Earth are secretly building the Arks so many countries will not be represented on the spaceships. Only 10,000 healthy people will occupy each Ark. There is no way to stop the Neutron Star that with the junk surrounding the star is ten times larger than Earth. The sample kept me on the edge of my seat so I will have to read the entire book. A very good review.

[Harty Muli]

Being fictional, I like that this book is suited to someone like me with no knowledge of astrophysics or space travel. Even then, we are a long way from understanding intergalactic travel. Thanks for the review.

[Lorna Philip Enslin]

Thanks for an informative review. I initially thought I was going to be reading a book of the bible and was surprised to discover a gripping plot when the earth is no longer habitable.This of course is a very likely scenario for the future of our planet, making this book which blends science fiction, human relationships and sacrifice all the more fascinating.

[Marie Chalupová]

The book is both about the need for fast progress to escape from Earth before its destruction and also about the lives of people who are trying to secure the future of humanity. It has both the science and the emotion.

[Sakshi A Soni]

This review of "Exodus" by Jean Hackensmith and Joseph McDowell has left me thoroughly impressed and eager to delve into the depths of this captivating science fiction tale. The reviewer's meticulous attention to detail and eloquent portrayal of the characters have drawn me into the narrative with irresistible allure. I find myself intrigued by the complexities of characters like Garret Long, whose brilliance and altruism shine through the pages, and President Rebecca McCann, whose transformation from perceived harshness to heroism is truly compelling.

Furthermore, the reviewer's commendation of the authors' incorporation of accurate scientific details, particularly in astrophysics and space travel, reflects a level of authenticity that promises an immersive reading experience. Their ability to seamlessly blend scientific concepts with a gripping narrative is a testament to their skill as storytellers. Additionally, the reviewer's praise for the book's editing assures me of a polished and seamless journey through the pages of "Exodus."

Overall, this review has not only ignited my curiosity but also instilled in me a sense of anticipation for the adventure that awaits within the pages of this remarkable book. It is evident that the reviewer's dedication and hard work have resulted in a review that not only captures the essence of "Exodus" but also serves as a compelling invitation to embark on this thrilling journey of survival and discovery.

[Phillip Olutosin]

Exodus by Jean Hackensmith @ Joseph McDowell is a scientific novel that talks about how the world would end in five years and the efforts made to escape to another earth. Congratulations on BOTD.

[Janet Kimetto]

The impending destruction of the earth and the race against time to ensure there are survivors make this story gripping, as do the elements of science, sacrifice, hope, and survival. Thanks for the review!

[Tejas Koli]

"Exodus" by Jean Hackensmith & Joseph McDowell is a gripping sci-fi tale of Earth's impending doom and the search for a new home. With well-developed characters and meticulously researched science, it promises an immersive journey. I'm adding it to my reading list for its imaginative storytelling and thought-provoking premise.