Hi guys! It’s Kester, and I love this book so much that I want you to get to the review right away!
DISCLAIMER: I won a free, signed paperback copy of this book from the author’s private giveaway during the YASH. This will not affect my review in any way. I had also received some book swag before I received this book. This is not part of a trade agreement.
Rating: 11/10 stars (it was that good!)
The 13th Continuum joins together two descendants of survivors from the Doom that took place a thousand years ago: Myra Jackson, a girl who is labeled as a heathen in the underwater 13th Continuum, and Captain Aero Wright, soldier in the outerspace 2nd Continuum. Right before the Doom took place, making the Surface inhabitable for 1,000 years and obliterating all of the humans on the Surface, the “chosen” humans were selected to help the human race survive in 13 continuums, or colonies. Myra Jackson soon realizes that the her continuum, the underwater 13th Continuum, must return to the unutterable Surface or they will die. Captain Aero Wright, at the same time, faces opposition in the outerspace 2nd Continuum on his and the Supreme General’s mission to return to Earth. They both try to return to the Surface, where they realize is their true home.
This book is probably the best book I have read in a long time! It’s now actually a new favorite, probably now number 2! I ended up devouring this book, and I couldn’t put it down. It was so amazing! I just loved it! From the beginning that hooked me to the end that made me wanting more, I found myself being thrust into the book, being immersed in the struggle to return to the Surface.
The premise of a human civilization surviving in continuums that have been corrupted or destroyed over the course of time fascinated me. The beginning, which started off right when the Doom started, was brilliant. I found myself so hooked into the book that I was blown away. When you get to the ending, every single detail is somehow tied up. There were no loose ends, no unnecessary details. Jennifer Brody knew how to connect every single dot, from the Doom that happened 1,000 years ago to the present, and it was a smart move.
The 13th Continuum is so well-written that it felt like I was watching a movie. There was so much action, adventure, friendship, romance, plot twists… oh my! You’re going to need to prepare for this roller coaster ride! Even the dual-POV made me want to read more. It felt like The DaVinci Code meets The Hunger Games, but even better. It was that good.
I have nothing, not even the smallest, thing against this book. I enjoyed it so much that I can’t even criticize any detail. Maybe the epilogue, but that’s how the author will get you. With the epilogue so absurd, so weird, and so cliff-hanger-ish, I just want to know what that has to do with the sequel. I just really want to read the sequel so badly! I can’t wait for me to get my hands on it! I’m hoping it will be as good, or even better, than this one!
I’m just going to say it: You are going to enjoy this book. I’m going to guarantee it!
Recommendation: 110% Yes, and that’s not a typo!
Ha, 11 out of 10 stars! Nice to meet you. Saw you listed on on tag on someone else’s post and checked out your WP site. I have one here too. Just thought I’d say hi and check our your reviews. -j
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Hi James! It’s so nice to meet you, too! It’s great to meet a fellow blogger! I hope you enjoyed my reviews! Thanks for checking us out! 😊
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yes, still looking around on the site and look forward to new reviews. have them set to email me when you post.
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Aww thank you! They should be set default to email to you. If not you can go onto your account settings and have them sent straight to your emails! I’m so glad you’re enjoying them! I’ll check yours out soon, too! 😉
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Thanks. Yes it is setup to work now!
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Yay! Thanks so much! And I’ve checked out some of your reviews and I love the personality! I’m so surprised you can fit all that reading and reviewing in a day! I wish I could do that!
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Some days it is easy. Others, not so much! 😛
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That’s amazing! Wow! Is your goal a book a day? How do you do that? 😅
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I have a light schedule right now. Plus some reviews are books I read last year and never got around to writing something.
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Usually 3 Books per week is norm for me.
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Nice! I wish I had that time! Sometimes I’m struggling to get in one a week! 😂
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Been there. I haven’t read in 4 days!
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Dang… I’ve not been able to put down a big book in the last few days. It’s only like 300-400 pages but it’s a lot of words (like 8000 on MOBI file) 😂
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Wow… I get antsy over 5000 on MOBI. GL!
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