Dies the Fire Book Reviews

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Brilliant. Dies the Fire is an amazing book that simulates an apocalypse scenario in which all heat power is useless. Incredible book, 5 of 5 stars.

Dies the Fire. I've read it over six times and loved the story. The author has created believable characters but larger than life. The story is both intriguing and scary. I have been excited to read the rest of the series.

Had me at hello!. I was captivated from the very beginning. I have read the entire series. I can't tell you how much I enjoyed this book.

A "mysterious apocalypse" that feels realistic.. Never gives a true cause for the apocalypse (haven't read the companion series, maybe that one does,) but gives in-character explanations for things that make it sound more "real" than if he HAD given the cause. The setting is very familiar to me, so that helped draw me in (Willamette Valley, Oregon.) The characters are both memorable, and realistic. I have read some reviews that talk about the main characters being "too lucky". Well, simply put, if they WEREN'T that lucky, it wouldn't make sense to write a book about them! Obviously in circumstances like this, anyone who survives will have to be "too lucky", so those are the ones the books get written about. The writing style is excellent at drawing you in. Detailed where it should be, vague where that is best to either prolong the suspense, or avoid taking you out of the story. (No dwelling too long on the retro-technology, just stating enough to be enough.) I could easily see myself in almost any of the main character's position, and that's the best mark of a novel.

Engrossing book. This is an engrossing & captivating book, continuing the saga if The Change. Recommend reading the 1st 3 books by Stirling. They are also engrossing & very unique plot/storyline.

Dies the Fire. What a refreshing read! It boasts utter plausability, mixed with magic of the times, a great adventure sprinkled with a little logical romance.

Dies the Fire. Of apocalyptic and post apocalyptic books this is, in some ways, an optimistic book. It does not have the weight of Cormac McCarthy's The Road, or the deep clarity of Marlen Haushofer's The Wall. But it is a fun read. I'd like to live there, all the dangers notwithstanding. The protagonists are smart, industrious and good. The villains are enjoyably detestable. A fun read all in all.

Wicca Theme. I bought this because of another review but was irritated to discover it has Wicca religion woven throughout. Don't buy this if you are a Christian.

Ok. Great concept. Good writing. Some lack of continuity. Too much archaic Wiccan talk...like if a Christian were to spout off with language from the King James Version of the Bible...out of place and jarring.

Read the whole series.... Seriously. All novels of the change should be read. Of all the possible end of the world as we know it scenarios, this is my favourite. Puts most everybody on the same level. No technology means you have to be ingenious and ruthless. What a way for it all to end.

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