And yet, her success leads to disaster as it was timed with the discovery that Donald isn't Senator Thurman, who actually survived being shot and was woken from his cyropod to take over his dastardly plan. This takes time and leads to a lot of fear and anger on the part of the people in her silo. In the meantime, Juliet, now mayor of Silo 18, is trying to force her people to dig through the walls to get to Silo 17, where Jimmy and the kids are still trying to survive. The nanos are fighting each other and using his body as a battlefield, slowly destroying him from the inside out. All this time, there are nanobots in his body trying to kill him (I assume he picked those up outside Silo 1) and other nanobots inside that are trying to keep him alive (from before he went in the silos? I'm not sure). He is also still pretending to be Senator Thurman, running Silo 1, helping his sister Charlotte discover what the world outside the boundaries of the silos is like and finally, coaching Lukas in Silo 18 to figure out the purpose of the silos. Donald is dying, still suffering from the effects of his attempted suicide at the end of Second Shift, when he went outside Silo 1. Third Shift, the previous installment, took the three prequels up to the present time as Donald, a former congressman who helped created the Silos, caught up with Juliet's timeline in Silo 18. which is good because I can't exactly remember all the plotlines! I entered Hugh Howey and found all my previous posts. There's a little search box on the upper left hand side of the blog. I figured checking out the Wikipedia page was easier than linking to all of my individual reviews, but if you'd like to read those, do a search of my posts for Hugh Howey or any of the titles found on the Wikipedia page. I linked to the Wikipedia page because Howey initially published his series in several novellas, which were eventually collected into longer novels.

Hugh lives in Jupiter, Florida, w ith his w ife Amber and their dog Bella.If you've been reading my blog for a while, you've probably read my other posts on Hugh Howey's Woolseries. Hugh w rote and self-published his first adult novel, Wool, w hich w on rave review s and That he began to pursue literary adventures, rather than literal ones. It w asn't until the love of his life carried him aw ay from these vagabond w ays Hugh How ey spent eight years living on boats and w orking as a yacht captain for the richĪnd famous. Some embrace the change, others fear the unknow n none have control of their fate. one of dy stopian fiction's m asterpieces alongside the likes of 1984 and Brav e New World.' Daily Express In the aftermath of the uprising, the people of Silo 18 are coming to terms with a new order. 'The next Hunger Gam es' The Sunday Tim es 'Thrilling, thought- prov oking and m em orable. The much-anticipated final instalment of the Wool trilogy.

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