Review: CONTINUING GREATNESS FROM WRIGHT AND PLATT!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 25, 2014
I  came across YESTERDAY'S GONE in an Amazon 11-book collection of dystopian fiction, where I was given SEASON ONE, which led me into the dark world of this incredible work of fiction. The intensity of Season Two CONTINUES straight into SEASON THREE! The development of this meandering story of the lives of several people looking for the same thing.....the reason why all hell broke loose on a particular day in October and left virtually no one alive on Earth.....keeps expanding and growing ever more complex. All of the characters continue to grow, of course, and more characters jump on the fast-moving train that this series is.....while fighting off the black goo that is chasing them down. This book exudes the intensity that regenerates, page after page....after page......after page. It's a non-stop joy ride of dystopian bliss!David Wright and Sean Platt write in a style that keeps you riveted to the book.......maybe a better word would be soldered to the book: you'll find it difficult to step away from the book, even if it means you need to get up for a bite to eat, go to bed to rejuvenate, or whatever you feel you need to do........You Won't Want To Put This Book Down. The style in which the chapters and episodes are delivered is quite a lot like the way Quentin Tarantino delivered PULP FICTION: by mixing up the chronological order of the time line, you have to sort them out yourself to keep track of what has happened and is happening to each character. While I used to think this method was irritating, the way Wright and Platt entwine the lives of their characters is nothing short of amazing with this style of delivery. In other words, while you are reading, they make you THINK about what is going on in this world at the end of time..........or is it?This is the only series I've read by Wright and Platt but it certainly won't be the last..........and I think you'll feel the same way as you reach the end of Season Three....and move to Season Four....and then wait for more from these excellent writers of dystopian fiction!