Steven Decker

At the beginning of the third book in the gods of another kind series we meet Zach he has nine dogs and a cat name one eyed jack since he gets along better with animals then with people he lives alone in the country that is until the day Maddie makes contact with him. You see Zack is just like her and it is why he can speak to animals so easily eventually Zach will move to earth two They want to introduce animals to the planet. This is where Zack will meet Gwynn and despite being a loner for years he enjoys being in the company of her and his other new friends in this awesome place. So when Gwen ask him to go on a boat trip around the world he agrees . this is how he Maddie Gino and Gwen whind up in the forbidden zone! This was such a great Siri‘s I don’t know if there will be more books in this world but if there are I definitely want to read them. I do have a few questions about some things in the book
My first one being if earth two it’s supposed to be like heaven why do they not eat meat? Also if it is almost a utopia why did they still drink wine and alcohol as I said these are minor issues and just things I thought while reading the book there’s a few others but not worth mentioning because this really is a great book and a great end to an awesome trilogy! I have been a fan of Steven Decker‘s books I always get excited when he has a new book out but reading the last book of the another kind Siri‘s what is a bitter Sweet thing. So I will be not so patiently waiting for Mr. Decker‘s next book. This is a great trilogy in one I definitely recommend. Please forgive any mistakes as I am blind and dictate my review.… (plus d'informations)

The book is third installment of the "Another kind" series and I was fortunate to read the previous ones. i was aware of impeccable ability of the author to draw readers attention to a fictional world and grab the hooks in seamless way.
The story is fictional and take you to a whole new and imaginative different world. This not only makes it intresting but also unique. Maddie's friend goes on an intriguing journey which reveals some harsh realistic. Their journey to place name "Aria" would not only unveil new facts for them but also make them aware about the origin of humans. Their adventures would keep you hooked and the unveil subplots will help you in turning the pages.
The journey is well drafted to make it close to reality and the scenarios are believable. Although the characters and scenarios are fictitious but the author have have done a great job in making them intresting, this makes the read more enjoyable.… (plus d'informations)

Gods of Another Kind is an interesting installment of the series. The opening with Zach(ary) was a neat concept, but I didn't immediately connect. Once we got back to some familiar characters, Maddie, for starters, it all picks up the pace. I loved that she found him and invited him to Earth Station. I had trouble finding a stopping point to go to bed after other characters started trickling in. This book is very much character-driven. Though it has high stakes, it doesn't have the same tangible feel of universe-ending risk, even though there is (in a way) a humanity-ending threat. We spend a lot of time in introspection that raises some big questions to keep the tension going along with the foundational and unique adventure that Decker created in this series. I liked the concept of Aria, a celestial space with some of the most profound answers about humanity.

Although this book carries a different feel than the others in the series thus far, it is a great 3rd installment. I can't wait until the next one is out and see how Decker continues the Another Kind adventure!… (plus d'informations)

Gods of Another Kind by Steven Decker is the third book in the Another Kind series. This time, when two of Maddie’s friends discover a terrifying secret regarding the birthplace of humanity, which is situated in a world called Aria—a secret that could threaten all humanity—their only hope stands in the Teacher and Maddie.

One of the aspects that I liked about this piece of work is that the author offers a different perspective on the universe created by him in the Another Kind series. I enjoyed knowing the story from Zach and Gween's perspectives. I liked how the author took his time in presenting their background, how they have met Maddie, the Teacher, Gino, and the others close to them, and how their characters evolved as the story unfolded under my eyes.… (plus d'informations)