Review: WOW. Keep this series going.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 6, 2013
Mr. Bunker is quickly becoming one of my favorite indie authors.The premise of Pennsylvania seems like on oxymoron. Can an amish sci-fi tale really capture the imagination? I have found the answer in this book. The answer is yes it can, and it can leave you wanting more.Just as his ancestors emigrated from the old country to a strange new land centuries ago, Jed must leave the land he knows and travel to a distant planet to start a new life in a less congested land. The trip will take 9 years and when Jed wakes from his suspended animation at his final destination things are not as they seem.The writing in this book is simple and complex at the same time. The author does not use overly complicated language just to impress the readers. But he does captivate the reader with a story that has both depth and passion. I really cared for the main character, Jed, as well as the secondary character he meets while preparing to travel to the new world.The book leaves us on one heck of a cliffhanger. The ending was starting to come together in the last few pages of the book, and I thought "I know how this is ending." While I was partially correct with how it ended, I was blown away with the final scene of the story.Read this story. I think you will like it.