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The first thing you need to know about this book is that it is not complete. It literally ends mid-story and the last words are "To Be Continued." For me, not knowing this going in, that was very frustrating.

The story veers off pretty significantly from the Amazon blurb. I'm not going to give away any spoilers here, but this story probably isn't what you think it is. I will say that parts of it reminded me of Stephen King's The Stand, which is one of my all time favorite books.

The story follows Michah and Clarke, two teenagers in a small town. One day, every child under the age of thirteen disappears as do many adults (and all the dogs). Micah and Clarke are both experiencing realistic dreams about what is going on and this story really just lays out the situation and the very beginnings of a conflict, as I mention in the first line, there is no resolution as this story isn't complete.

I was intrigued enough by the plot to keep reading and find out what was going on. It is a unique story line and I think an interesting one. The characters are a little flat, but some of that is probably due to the fact that the story cuts off so quickly.

Overall, I liked Vestige, but I probably would not have paid for it knowing that it was really only the first few chapters in a longer book.


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Vestige Volume 1 Deb Hanrahan 9780983526698 Books Reviews

I usually don't read anything young adult just immature sometimes . everything is me,me,mine,mine. It gets very old very fast. But this book actually kept my interest. Hope the second book doesn't disappoint.
This book was tagged as Dystopian, but I do not agree with that tag at all. It is a book about revelations. This is not a dystopian society. This is maybe more apocalyptic, but it lacks many of those elements as well. You have a guardian. He is the dumbest hero ever written. How long does it take you to realize something is going on. This guy is really really dense! This book had promise. The writing is good. You can get into the story. It is too bad that the story sucks so bad. The pacing is so slow. Weeks are going by, and the characters sit around. I was so bored. Waiting for something to happen. Anything!

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I hated the ending. If you could even call it an ending. It didn't end. Stories have a beginning, a rise to some climax, then an ending. So I'm waiting and waiting. Then when you think something is going to happen, it abruptly ends. I mean, I understand writing books with lots of sequels. I read books that have lots of sequels. The difference is that those books ended and then began another part of the story in the sequel.
I do not recommend this book. Save your money.
Well written, good character development, and keeps your attention. Looking forward to the rest of the story! Would recommend biggly! Lol!
I thought this book was very good. I did not want to put it down.it was about how people would react when the rapture takes place and all the really truly Christians meet the Lord in the air and the others who just profess but do not have Christ in their hearts are left behind to go thru the last days before the judgement of God .great book loved it.
This seemed to start out as a book about the Rapture and I thought it was another end-of-days religious tract. Then the author drew in an angel storyline that saved the book for me. This is not great literature. It passed a couple of hours for me with an interesting story and a few well-fleshed-out characters. I probably won't buy the sequel but I did enjoy Book One. There is a sweetness to some of the characterizations that is refreshing to read despite all the criticisms I could list. No matter. It's pretty good reading with a minimum of sex & violence for a change.
DH has written a novel about a woman who tried to convincer him that he needed to practice his religion because the rapture at any time. The young man is not convinced the rapture will ever occur. When the even occurs the young mean realizes his Mother was right. The young man begins to see the light and starts to see if he can haver the same occur for him. This is an excellent read for the genre..... ER
The story is based around the events of the Revelations from the Bible. MS Hanrahan does an interesting spin on The End of our modern world. The main characters are sadly typical teens and she does a splendid job revealing their choices, and coping abilities with their past and very different new lives. I didn't notice any glaring problems with editing so that's great. The adult characters were supportive cast and less detailed than the kids, but based on their various impact were satisfactory.
My pet peeve when I invest my time into a novel is that it have all the essential elements of a complete story... beginning, development of the story line with conflict, and then the resolution. This is an introduction to a serial drama. It does not stand alone as a complete tale. I do not object to a series that brings characters back to build another story and set of challenges to overcome. I believe that is good storytelling. However, I feel cheated and that the writer is dishonest when I do not receive full disclosure BEFORE I engage in opening to Chapter One! A foreword stating this is the initial installment of my story. I believe my tale will draw you into my characters, but you will need to continue into following "books" to find out if the heroine is saved are consumed by evil, if the hero accepts his destined role, if the hero lives up to his heritage, if there are unknown loopholes for those who fell just short of expectations, and the author's personal take on what happens at the true close. All of these topics could have been stand alone books, but based on the initial installment, this reader will never know. Too bad, I was enjoying the story until it dropped off the cliff.
The first thing you need to know about this book is that it is not complete. It literally ends mid-story and the last words are "To Be Continued." For me, not knowing this going in, that was very frustrating.

The story veers off pretty significantly from the blurb. I'm not going to give away any spoilers here, but this story probably isn't what you think it is. I will say that parts of it reminded me of Stephen King's The Stand, which is one of my all time favorite books.

The story follows Michah and Clarke, two teenagers in a small town. One day, every child under the age of thirteen disappears as do many adults (and all the dogs). Micah and Clarke are both experiencing realistic dreams about what is going on and this story really just lays out the situation and the very beginnings of a conflict, as I mention in the first line, there is no resolution as this story isn't complete.

I was intrigued enough by the plot to keep reading and find out what was going on. It is a unique story line and I think an interesting one. The characters are a little flat, but some of that is probably due to the fact that the story cuts off so quickly.

Overall, I liked Vestige, but I probably would not have paid for it knowing that it was really only the first few chapters in a longer book.