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A review by bookph1le
Wanderers by Chuck Wendig
4.0
4.5 stars
That was *decidedly* unsettling, mostly because a good portion of it seemed scarily plausible to me.
I also very much respect that Wendig did not turn this into a series (actually, what I am is surprised his publisher let him do a standalone rather than making him drag it out into a series--kudos to you, o publisher). It's a very long book, but to me it never felt overlong. I read it for long stretches over the course of five days, and I was pretty much always completely transfixed.
I may have more thoughts about this, but for now I need to let them marinate. I have a feeling this book will stick with me in ways most of the other books I've read this year won't. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it.
That was *decidedly* unsettling, mostly because a good portion of it seemed scarily plausible to me.
I also very much respect that Wendig did not turn this into a series (actually, what I am is surprised his publisher let him do a standalone rather than making him drag it out into a series--kudos to you, o publisher). It's a very long book, but to me it never felt overlong. I read it for long stretches over the course of five days, and I was pretty much always completely transfixed.
I may have more thoughts about this, but for now I need to let them marinate. I have a feeling this book will stick with me in ways most of the other books I've read this year won't. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it.