Sunfall: Season One, Episodes 1-6
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Sunfall: Season One, Episodes 1-6
Narrated by:
Steven Barnett
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Narrated by:
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Steven Barnett
It came without warning....
One Sunday afternoon, those who stood in the sun caught fire and turned to ash. Forced indoors, humanity must learn to live in the darkness - unless, what waits in the darkness catches them, too....
Forced inside a giant retail warehouse, a group of survivors must learn to live with the darkness and each other. A father aims to protect his children from a dangerous new world, whatever the cost. An ex-cop burdened by her shaky past puts her skills to the test when people start dying. A mysterious worshiper attempts to rally the community and seek alternative refuge.
Sunfall is an episodic series released in "episodes" and "seasons", much like a television show. Each "season" consists of six episodes. Recommended for adult audiences.
©2014 Tim Meyer, Chad Scanlon, Pete Draper (P)2015 Tim Meyer, Chad Scanlon, Pete DraperListeners also enjoyed...
A bit juvenile.
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This book is written as a TV series, in which each chapter could be an episode. I could see it working on the screen if some aspects were polished.
I expected a dystopian novel, but I would file this book more properly under horror. The story's construction and rhythm are compelling, and the unknown evil hidden in the night makes you want to continue listening just to know more. It is a useful resource to keep the reader interested, but unfortunately that made me not understand the leader's decisions. Why would you want to hide a real danger from your people if you are all together fighting to survive? After a while the danger gets revealed and what it was felt a bit anticlimactic. I will not spoil it for you but I just wanted to mention that it felt a bit unrealistic how that band came together and how they were convinced to follow their leader. Many times in this book I did not completely understand the characters actions and change of heart. I think a deeper development of characters was needed here.
I also had issues with some of the dialogs, especially with the bad ones' words, explaining how everything started. I consider this a forced and artificial way of delivering information that could have been done in a more subtle way.
Steven Barnett's narration was very well done, with a compelling tone and different voices for the characters, and he knows how to keep you interested in the story. I think it was a good choice for this book.
I enjoyed the first third of the book, when we were kept in the dark and trying to guess what the terrible danger was. The development was a bit subpar, and I also missed some scientists trying to guess why the sun beams became suddenly lethal. It was also not clear if animals were affected or not, but I guess horror novels do not focus on this kind of details, and dystopian or science fiction books do, which is what I expected this time.
If you are into regular dystopian worlds, this book may not be for you, but if you prefer horror without too many questions, you will enjoy this one.
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