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Kevin Kneupper

Auteur de They Who Fell (They Who Fell, #1)

7 oeuvres 98 utilisateurs 6 critiques

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A great collection of sci fi stories that will keep you interested and are enjoyable to read. A few duds here in the collection (Rumspringa, Irish Grudge) but stories like Cheat Code and Restricted Fantasies really shine and stand out to make the reading worth while. Recommended for sci fi beginners as the stories are short enough to keep the newbie entertained and at the same time gives them a chance to experience good sci fi reading. Definitely recommended and worth the time to read.
 
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sensitivemuse | 1 autre critique | Aug 14, 2018 |
While the theme of these short stories is incredibly depressing they were all well written and thought provoking. I find it sad to consider that the human race may well end up voluntarily incarcerated in their own dreams and fantasies. The response of religious groups to this was of particular interest. Suggest you give this a try.While the theme of these short stories is incredibly depressing they were all well written and thought provoking. I find it sad to consider that the human race may well end up voluntarily incarcerated in their own dreams and fantasies. The response of religious groups to this was of particular interest. Suggest you give this a try.… (plus d'informations)
 
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dmclane | 1 autre critique | Jul 13, 2018 |
Jana and Rhamiel are on the run from Suriel and the other Angels when they get sucked into a strange, evil area changed by the Cherubim who are now working with Lucifer.
A good read. A little clunky with the way some of the once major characters are largely written out but overall enjoyable.
 
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dswaddell | Jun 26, 2017 |
This was a fast paced, post apocalyptic story. It's also a social statement about subjugation and helplessness, and the power-hungry bureaucrats who allow it. A really great story, but it does end in a bit of a cliffhanger.
 
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LizaRobbins | 1 autre critique | Aug 20, 2015 |

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Œuvres
7
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98
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#193,038
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½ 3.7
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6
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