Wow, that’s a lot of books!

What a hell indeed.

I swear, this is how a long deployment feels like

I hammered this out in one sitting, and spent about as long mulling it over as I did reading it. Peck presents an interesting take on “hell” and the human condition, leaving the reader with plenty to consider about eternity, infinity, and hope.

I fear that I will spend eternity in a library,looking for a book as amazing as this one.

An uncomfortable experience. A marvelously written book about being in a true Hell. Loved this book!! Any fan of sci fi or horror should read this.

What an absolutely impactful 100 pages. I read this in two settings and I am honestly bummed that it is over. I hope I forget it soon so I can re read it for the first time.

This book from cover to cover keeps you wanting more. I couldn’t put it down, overall you want to find out, is someone going to find their way out? And they bring you on quite the journey! Highly recommend and want more!

“Anticipation is a gift. Perhaps there is none greater. Anticipation is born of hope. Indeed it is hope’s finest expression. In hope’s loss, however, is the greatest despair.” I’ve thought about this book and quote long after I’ve finished it. Is this a reality that could come to pass? What could I do differently? Is there anything I can do to avoid such a fate? Hope, are you there?

Phenomenal work