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[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Exodus" by Jean Hackensmith @ Joseph McDowell.]

Exodus by Jean Hackensmith @ Joseph McDowell is a science fiction novel that tells the story of the impending destruction of Earth and the search for a new planet by the survivors. A neutron star named Ulysses is heading for Earth, with a predicted impact date of April 14, 2028, while the current year is 2023. With less than five years to plan, prepare, and ensure the necessary technology is in place for travel, the world is at a critical point. Sacrifices have to be made, hard decisions need to be taken, and new relationships are formed during this period of crisis. Astrophysics is crucial at this tipping point. To immerse yourself in this gripping tale of science, sacrifice, hope, dedication, and survival, acquire a copy of this book.
 
Garret Long, the astrophysicist who created the wrapped drive enabling starships to reach the outer solar system, stood out as my favorite character. His brilliance and altruism toward humanity were commendable. His bravery and love for Jennifer led to the saving of an entire town. Additionally, Jeff Long, who later commanded the fleet heading to Terra, deserves recognition. Leading the survivors' fleet from Earth was an arduous responsibility. Another character, initially perceived as harsh with questionable decisions, was President Rebecca McCann. However, her choice to remain at Exodus, forsaking the starship, elevated her to hero status in the hearts and minds of the survivors.
 
I commend the authors for constructing a gripping tale with their vivid imaginative skills. Their incorporation of accurate scientific details, especially in astrophysics, space shuttles, and the study of the solar system, reflects thorough research. The ability to make readers connect with and appreciate virtually every character, allowing those with a questionable past to redeem themselves by the end, showcases the authors' storytelling prowess.
 
I enjoyed the book thoroughly, finding nothing to dislike. The book makes the reader ask themselves, "What will you do if you know the world will end in 5 years?" It's a beautiful and interesting read. I must commend the editor for doing a good job because the book is exceptionally edited.
 
I give the book 5 out of 5 stars for its imaginative and scientific narrative. Even for those who do not understand the basics of astrophysics or space travel, the narrative makes it easy to follow and understand. It makes us question ourselves and wonder if we would have made the same decision if we were in that position. I recommend this book to all lovers of science fiction and, generally, everyone who loves a good story to immerse themselves in a scenario where the Earth is destroyed and we have to live on a different planet.

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I'm not sure I want to read an apocalyptic novel right now but this one seems really well-constructed with the proper attention to the scientific element. Thank you for your great review!

This review appreciated the book and applauded the author for doing a great job in creating it. Based on the pleasant impression the author's writing created, the reviewer also did well in making me want to include the book on my bookshelf.

The review for "Exodus" by Jean Hackensmith @ Joseph McDowell is overwhelmingly positive. The reviewer commends the authors for their vivid storytelling, well-researched scientific details, and the ability to make readers connect with and appreciate every character. The book is described as a gripping tale of science, sacrifice, hope, dedication, and survival, with a thought-provoking premise. The reviewer gives it a perfect rating of 5 out of 5 stars and highly recommends it to lovers of science fiction and anyone who enjoys a good story. Overall, it appears that "Exodus" is an excellent read.

A neutron star named Ulysses is heading for Earth, with a predicted impact date of April 14, 2028, while the current year is 2023. With less than five years to plan, prepare, and ensure the necessary technology is in place for travel, the world is at a critical point.

- This is scary and fascinating at the same time. I am curious to know the characters' decisions and plans. An excellent review. Thank you.

What would I do if the world ends in 5 years? No idea, I am no astrophysicist and would not be able to help define a solution. It sounds captivating to be taken on this thought process with the vivid imaginative skills of the author.

Exodus is a Sci fi novel which talks about the pending destruction of Earth and a search for a new planet by the survivors. With less than five years to plan, prepare and ensure the necessary technology is in place for travel the world is at a critical point. The author has created a gripping tale with their vivid imagination skills.

This review lauds "Exodus" for its captivating storytelling, intricate characters, and accurate science. It explores themes of sacrifice and survival, prompting thought-provoking questions about humanity. The reviewer highly recommends it for science fiction fans.

I applaud the writers for their ability to elicit strong emotional responses from readers, their realistic narrative, and the scientific details they included. According to reviews, the book has an intriguing premise and is a compelling story of science, sacrifice, hope, determination, and survival. Congrats on BOTD 

The novel certainly sounds like a thrilling and thought-provoking read, with its gripping tale of survival and accurate scientific details. It's fascinating to see how the characters, including Garret Long, Jeff Long, and President Rebecca McCann, rise to the challenge of the impending destruction of Earth.

The authors' ability to make readers connect with and appreciate each character, no matter their background or past actions, is truly commendable. It's a powerful reminder of the human spirit's resilience and capacity for redemption.

I also appreciate your comment about the book making readers ask themselves what they would do if they knew the world would end in five years. That's a profound and important question, and one that can inspire deep reflection and introspection.

Overall, it's clear that "Exodus" is a well-written and engaging science fiction novel that will appeal to fans of the genre and beyond. I'm glad to hear that you gave it 5 out of 5 stars and recommend it to others. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this book!

Thank you for sharing your detailed and engaging review of "Exodus" by Jean Hackensmith @ Joseph McDowell. Your insights into the characters and the captivating storytelling truly bring out the essence of the book. It's wonderful to see how the authors expertly blend science, sacrifice, and human relationships to create a compelling narrative. Your recommendation of the book for both science fiction enthusiasts and those seeking a gripping story is well-noted. Your review beautifully captures the essence of what makes this book a must-read for all types of readers.

I always consider sci-fi novels as being quite clever. An author has to know about what they’re writing about otherwise it would be too shallow. This author definitely knows his stuff! It’s action packed and very fast moving. I good book for young adults.

Exodus by Jean Hackensmith and Joseph McDowell is a science fiction novel. The story is about how people on Earth are preparing to find a new planet before a neutron star destroys Earth. It sounds like a thrilling novel, and I'd love to find out if Garrett and his team are successful in their mission. I've added it to my reading list. Congratulations on the BOTD!

If you loved the movies "Don't look up" and "Moonshine", then you'll understand and love how excruciatingly scary apocalyptic, destruction of the human race plots are. This book is a gem and vividly brings out all the hard choices and sacrifices that humanity has to make when we reach such tipping point. Kudos to Exodus.

In 'Exodus' by Jean Hackensmith, the plot of Earth's impending doom and the search for a new home sounds gripping. And the characters, from astrophysicists to presidents, promise a diverse and engaging read.