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Faraday's Orphans by N. Lee Wood
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Faraday's Orphans

by N. Lee Wood

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Ace (1998), Paperback, 304 pages

Member:iphigenie
Collections:Read but unownedRating:**1/2
Tags:dystopia, post apocalyptic, survival, science fiction
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This came highly recommended and I should have loved it, but somehow it didnt tick with me. I can tell it is a good book about a well built dystopia, a world where something went really wrong and people try to survive and, for some, rebuild. I just didnt quite buy into any of the characters. Still, I think it is a good read for anyone who likes these kinds of 'bleak future' books. ( )
iphigenie | Sep 12, 2008 |  
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Amazon.com Book Description (ISBN 0441005888, Paperback)

N. Lee Wood won acclaim for her electrifying debut novel, Looking for the Mahdi--a heart-stopping thriller set in a futuristic Middle East. Now she brings us to the barren wasteland of a post-holocaust America, where the few remaining cities survive inside protective domes. When Berk Nielson, a helicoptor pilot, becomes stranded on the Outside, he finds himself at the mercy of the burning sun and dangerous clans. What he doesn't expect to encounter is a companion--a wild young girl who calls herself Saydonya--and the freedom he never realized he desired...

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