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| Rating | : | 4.86 (673 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1942645139 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 300 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-11-03 |
| Language | : | English |
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"In the future, there are roaches." according to Craig Munro. Scott Barsotti's vision of the near future is as disturbing as it is believable. I was utterly engrossed from the first time I picked up the book. The one small quibble I can offer is that the end felt slightly rushed, but as there is no In the future, there are roaches. Craig Munro Scott Barsotti's vision of the near future is as disturbing as it is believable. I was utterly engrossed from the first time I picked up the book. The one small quibble I can offer is that the end felt slightly rushed, but as there is no 4.75 star rating, I feel the 5 stars are well deserved.An impressive piece of work and doubly so for a first novel. I very much look forward t. .75 star rating, I feel the 5 stars are well deserved.An impressive piece of work and doubly so for a first novel. I very much look forward t. Karen Tarjan said Gripping read!. Scott T. Barsotti’s debut sci-fi horror novel will excite fans of any genre. Barsotti’s writing is cool and swervy and intense. His fully-realized imagining of a not-too-distant and all-too-possible future is seen through the eyes of a relatable, compassionate regular guy. Highly recommend! I loved this book.
If he listens closely enough, it seems as though the sky is screaming.Palazzo learns that his neighbor is a member of a clandestine group that call themselves “Unarmed Citizens.” He attends a meeting, setting into motion a series of events that will put him in the incredible position to change CUREand therefore societyfrom the inside out.. CURE’s influence expands rapidly into all aspects of daily life. CURE, a massive private paramilitary organization, has replaced the police force in all major cities. The general public is fully armed. His goal is simple and yet impossible: maintain a shred of sanity as society erodes around him. The population of cockroaches has exploded.In this world lives Palazzo, an entomophobic pacifist (and his cat, Larry). Human empathy is on the decline