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Showing posts with label Mortal Chaos. Show all posts

Tuesday, 16 April 2013

Deep Oblivion by Matt Dickinson

Mortal Chaos 'Deep Oblivion'
by Matt Dickinson

The second in the Mortal Chaos series. It follows much the same pattern as the first, but with different characters. A butterfly trapped inside an unfinished high rise office block in Sydney sparks off more disastrous incidents across the world. Not as much as a page turner as the first in the series, because the story pattern is no longer a novelty, but good just the same.

If you like this, also try The Last Minute by Eleanor Updale, reviewed below.

Wednesday, 10 April 2013

Mortal Chaos by Matt Dickinson

Mortal Chaos
by Matt Dickinson

A chain of horrific events is sparked by the flap of a butterfly's wings, the events occurring all over the world. How can such huge devastation be caused by such a minor event?

A brilliant page-turner, helped by short chapters and the author's great descriptive writing.