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Broken Angel Broken Angel (Caitlyn Brown #1)

by Sigmund Brouwer (Goodreads Author)

3.51 of 5 stars 3.51 · rating details · 255 ratings · 62 reviews

Her birth was shrouded in mystery and tragedy.
Her destiny is beyond comprehension.
Her pursuers long to see her broken.
She fights to soar.
In the rough, shadowy hills of Appalachia, a nation carved from the United States following years of government infighting, Caitlyn and her companions are the prey in a terrifying hunt. They must outwit the relentless bounty hunters, ski...more

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Published May 20th 2008 by Waterbrook Press (first published 2008)

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Jan 01, 2009 Michelle rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This book was an unexpected pleasure. I had never read anything by this author before and had no idea what to expect. Honestly, if I had known before hand, I probably wouldn't have chosen to read it. It begins as the story of a man and his daughter on the run from bounty hunters in an obviously futuristic society where religious fundamentalists have successfully seceded from the rest of the county in the Appalachian mountains. As the story unfolds, it becomes obvious that this is the central the...more

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Jan 04, 2009 Colleen rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Jan 06, 2009 Kristen rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: first-reads, sci-fi

So the world has split between the religious fanatics and the non-religious science driven atheists. Separated by a large electrified wall and an even larger moral gap… there is no crossing between Appalachia and “the Outside.” Those who live within the confines of the walls are told terrible tales about what goes on “Outside” and anyone who attempts to get there must pass through the land of “The Clan” a group who lives on the border and ascribes to neither side.

But within Appalachia resides Jo...more So the world has split between the religious fanatics and the non-religious science driven atheists. Separated by a large electrified wall and an even larger moral gap… there is no crossing between Appalachia and “the Outside.” Those who live within the confines of the walls are told terrible tales about what goes on “Outside” and anyone who attempts to get there must pass through the land of “The Clan” a group who lives on the border and ascribes to neither side.

But within Appalachia resides Jordan and his daughter Caitlyn… originally from the “Outside” Jordan is hiding many secrets, even from his daughter whom he adores above all else. Caitlyn meanwhile suffers from a disfigurement of the body that no medicine can cure… and something about it has grabbed the attention of both the governments of the Outside and of Appalachia, and now they have sent a merciless group of bounty hunters after her. In a world where everyone is tracked, video cameras are on ever corner and even the horses are GPS monitored… where can she run, and why is it that they all seem to want her so badly?

Though “Broken Angel” takes place in a dystopian future, the focus is not really on that world so much as the relationship between Jordan and Caitlyn, and everyone else’s reactions to them. I would have liked to have seen a broader picture of the world that Brouwer created, or more depth and info. Instead what we really have is an extended chase scene from beginning to end with some nice scenery and some interesting concepts that go whizzing by as we continue the chase. The themes and concepts of the book are very simple to pick out – the degeneration of the Church into a corrupt governing body, the thought that a true relationship with God requires no church, the effect of greed and power, the effect of mindless following of faith, Government fear tactics, the government limiting education to increase control… there are plenty more and they are all right out there in the open.

This book is a very simple and fast read… there are a few points of violence that may make some cringe, but as I’m a hardened horror fan they didn’t faze me. I wanted to warn you of that since many are touting this as a Christian Adventure novel… which I can sort of see, but DO expect deaths, threats of torture, violence etc. I don’t recall any profanity, and the concept of sex is only implied through conversations and looks. On the whole this is a fairly good book and I wouldn’t mind reading more from the author.
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May 23, 2012 Tony rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Sigmund Brouwer- Broken Angel (2008) 4.25 Stars

Appalachia is a part of the broken United States and during this post-apocalyptic period Appalachia is being controlled by a cult-like group. Laws are strict and based on Old Testament law. Caitlyn’s father is trying to get her out. The only way to do this is through deception. As she leaves her father’s side she is forced to befriend Theo and stretch her strength beyond what she could have ever imagined. It is a tough journey, but it is the only wa...more

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Oct 27, 2010 Tracy Krauss rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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“We had agreed – the woman I loved and I – that as soon as you were born we would perform an act of mercy and decency and wrap you in a towel to drown you in a nearby sink of water.” Wow. Talk about impact. Thus Broken Angel by Sigmund Brouwer begins.
This post apocalyptic novel immediately draws the reader in and never lets up. In a future reminiscent of John Wyndham’s The Chrysalids, the government of ‘Appalachia’ has taken its responsibilities very ser...more

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Sep 21, 2010 Nikole Hahn rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Her birth was shrouded in mystery and tragedy. Her destiny is beyond comprehension. Her pursuers long to see her broken. She fights to soar.

In the rough, shadowy hills of Appalachia, a nation carved from the United States following years of government infighting, Caitlyn and her companions are the prey in a terrifying hunt. They must outwit the relentless bounty hunters, skirt an oppressive, ever-watchful society, and find passage over the walls of Appalachi...more

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May 30, 2010 Kelly rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I have always enjoyed a good against evil escape story. Caitlyn was raised on the fringes of the hills of Appalachia which has been separated from the rest of the US as a nation of its own. The nation is dotted with closed off and controlled communities. Rules and horror stories keep people in line and a combination of technology and simplistic life style keep the people tightly controlled. Because Caitlyn is different, she has been protected by her father and kept at a safe distance from the co...more

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Apr 09, 2010 Delia rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Broken Angel paints a frighteningly real picture of a fictional but all-too-possible future. An oppressive and dictatorial nation called Appalachia, formed from a broken United States, is a world where the government tolerates no secrets and affords little privacy to have them.

In this tyrannical society, Caitlyn is more special than even she knows, and her uniqueness creates grave dangers for the innocent young woman; Jordan is her adoring father who, despite his secret and shameful past, is now...more

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Feb 22, 2010 Daenel rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Broken Angel is set in the future where the United States has been divided in 2: the United States, a secular nation, and Appalachia, a land run by religious fundamentalists. In Appalachia, reading is a crime, citizens are drugged and those who break the laws are sent to slave labor camps.

At the center of the novel is Caitlyn, a deformed young woman, who is being pursued by bounty hunters, who want her dead or alive. The reason for the pursuit is left unknown to both Caitlyn and the reader until...more

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Aug 20, 2009 Tamora Pierce rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: adult, sf

This is a near-future sf novel about an America sharply divided between Outside, where liberal humanists use technology (but supposedly have destroyed the results of genetic engineering), and Appalachia, fenced in by the rigid Christianist sect ruled by Bar Elohim and his High Elders. All of Appalachia's people carry (and are tracked by something rather like an iPhone, on which they receive the diktats of Bar Elohim, orders and laws, alerts for fugitives (like those who teach people how to read)...more

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Dec 27, 2010 Kendell Watts rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

In Broken Angel, Sigmund Brouwer has crossed the genres from Sci-Fi to Religious fiction to Thriller and back again. What makes this novel special is that he does it so flawlessly. The story is set somewhere in a non-descript future, in a new world. A world divided between over the top, extreme, religious zealots and the outsiders they try to keep out of their new country known as Appalachia. Not only do they try to keep the outsiders out, but they also want to keep the citizens of Appalachia in...more In Broken Angel, Sigmund Brouwer has crossed the genres from Sci-Fi to Religious fiction to Thriller and back again. What makes this novel special is that he does it so flawlessly. The story is set somewhere in a non-descript future, in a new world. A world divided between over the top, extreme, religious zealots and the outsiders they try to keep out of their new country known as Appalachia. Not only do they try to keep the outsiders out, but they also want to keep the citizens of Appalachia in....and under their control.

This brings us to Caitlyn. Caitlyn is not your normal girl. But then again, this ain't your father's America. Caitlyn is being pursued by not only the outsiders, but also the leaders of Appalachia, who will stop at nothing to gain control of what she possesses. Just what that is, and why she must not fall into their hands dead or alive, as her father told her, is shrouded in secrecy. Secrets that Caitlyn's father, Jordan, can’t bring himself to tell her. Not what happened before she was born, or why she is the way she is. He says he just wants to save her life, and to give her a chance to live on the Outside and be free. Can she believe him? She has discovered that might not be the case. So she sets out on a journey against time and man. It is a race of life and death, and Caitlyn is all alone...or is she? Can she make it safely back Outside before the self-righteous leader of Appalachia has her in his grip?

This book is very well written. The characters really make you want to learn more about them, and their back story, what makes them tick so to speak. When it comes right down to it, that is the meat and bones of any good book. That is exactly what Broken Angel is..a really good book. It sort of takes a few pages to get into the flow, but after that it is a roller coaster ride. The story moves at break-neck speed, motivating along to its thrilling conclusion. Which, by the way, I found to be somewhat heart-wrenching..me being a father and all.

The only other books of Brouwer's that I have read before this one were, Out of the Shadows and The Last Disciple. Both of those were very enjoyable reads in their own right, but they were also very different kinds of books than this. Broken Angel is the first book in this saga. And I can't wait to get my hands on the next one.
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Dec 01, 2012 Amanda G. Stevens rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Christian dystopia is hard to come by, and BROKEN ANGEL has to be the most intriguing storyworld I've discovered in this genre so far. A portion of the United States has seceded to form Appalachia, an autonomous nation that has banned reading and books, especially the Bible, but in which a church of legalistic extremism serves as the primary government. This government regulates every conversation and every destination (in fact, civilians ride GPS-tagged horses; no cars allowed). Infractions lik...more Christian dystopia is hard to come by, and BROKEN ANGEL has to be the most intriguing storyworld I've discovered in this genre so far. A portion of the United States has seceded to form Appalachia, an autonomous nation that has banned reading and books, especially the Bible, but in which a church of legalistic extremism serves as the primary government. This government regulates every conversation and every destination (in fact, civilians ride GPS-tagged horses; no cars allowed). Infractions like getting caught without your personal tracking device are punishable by factory work. Infractions like helping the underground railroad called the Clan transport people to freedom are punishable by stoning.

What makes this world even more intriguing is that Outside, as Appalachians call the rest of the US, clearly has its own issues. Cars are allowed; so is unlimited abortion. Freedom is available; so are genetic experiments and farmed replacement organs. In Appalachia, love and grace have been crushed from Christianity; outside it, morality has turned into a free-for-all.

In this world, we meet Caitlyn, a young woman (no idea how old she is, argh) who is fleeing Appalachia at the directive of her father, Jordan. She doesn't know why she was born with a hunchback and other physical oddities. She doesn't know why a sociopath bounty hunter is chasing her on behalf of Appalachia, why an agent called Pierce is doing the same on behalf of Outside. All she knows is that trusting anyone--including possibly her father--has become dangerous.

The prose isn't beautiful, but it's grammatical and mostly clean, with a tell-all style common to thrillers. I prefer a little wordsmithery, but I still could have given this book 4 stars, if only the characters had drawn me in as well as the storyworld did. I found myself curious about several of the cast and wanted to be curious about several more (including the protagonist), but I never got to the point of emotional investment. The author writes in limited omniscient point of view, letting us glimpse characters' thoughts but never diving all the way into their senses and emotions.

I'm also left wondering why on earth the novel is so short. The plot (mostly a manhunt) is simple enough for this length (less than 250 pages in ARC format), but the characters could have been fleshed out more deeply, and the storyworld is so complex, with so much potential for deeper immersion. Add a hundred pages of nuance and I might have fallen in love with this book, thriller style and all. Because the storyworld is just that good.

For me, as an explorer of dystopia, this was definitely worth the read. I'm hoping for more layers--storyworld, character, and plot--in the next book.(less)

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May 26, 2010 Jess rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2010, thriller-suspense

This book was alright. It was a look into the future at what might happen with the advance of science and DNA sequencing. The world in this book is currently split between factions of people. There are the science touting atheists (who live in the "outside") and then there are the religious people who live in Appalachia.

Caitlyn is a girl who is from the "outside" but now lives in Appalachia. I liked where the book was going, it was interesting but I don't know.. something was just missing. Mayb...more

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Nov 21, 2011 Vivian rated it 3 of 5 stars

Imagine a world in the not too distant future, with a truly dystopian big-brother-is-watching type of society. Add in a caste-like system in the new city-states in the United States, and a government sponsored, human genetic manipulation program. Now imagine that there is a sovereign theocratic "country" bordered by these city-states and you get just a hint of the setting for Broken Angel by Sigmund Brouwer.

Broken Angel is the first in Caitlyn Brown series and focuses on the life of a young girl...more Imagine a world in the not too distant future, with a truly dystopian big-brother-is-watching type of society. Add in a caste-like system in the new city-states in the United States, and a government sponsored, human genetic manipulation program. Now imagine that there is a sovereign theocratic "country" bordered by these city-states and you get just a hint of the setting for Broken Angel by Sigmund Brouwer.

Broken Angel is the first in Caitlyn Brown series and focuses on the life of a young girl. Caitlyn knows that she is different and honestly believes this difference is due to her physical deformities. Her father, Jordan, has kept her relatively isolated but knows that she must venture "outside" Appalachia to receive the medical assistance she requires. The only things that can potentially stop their escape to "the outside" are the bounty hunters on their trail. Jordan forces Caitlyn to run by herself, hoping that she'll stick to the map he's provided and his instructions. He hopes to lay a false trail giving her time to get as far away as possible.

After Jordan is captured, Sheriff Mitch Carney acknowledges that all is not as it should be in his small town. People are required to carry vidpods (presumably similar to iPods) at all times to receive special notices and bulletins from their leader, Bar Elohim. Each town in Appalachia is limited in size to three thousand people, because smaller towns are easier to control. Cars are few and far between due to government fuel rationing. In addition, cars are equipped with monitoring devices so that the religious leadership can determine where a vehicle has been and/or monitor all conversations. There are no phones, no televisions and no contact with the outside. There is a death penalty for reading, owning books or teaching others to read. Horses and some people are chipped so that the leadership knows where they are or can track their movements.

Casper Pierce is a government agent from the outside sent into Appalachia to capture Caitlyn. He is assisted by a local bounty hunter and thug, Mason Lee. Pierce and Lee don't get along at all and the situation is exasperated when Pierce intentionally injures Lee to make a point.

Deputy Bill Jasper has always done as told and the leadership told him to begin working as a deputy. He doesn't know why exactly but goes with the flow. Unfortunately Billy gets caught between Caitlyn and some bounty hunters and reluctantly joins her in her quest to reach the "outside." Theo is another runaway, a visually impaired, that is running from the harsh treatment received as part of his sentence to work in the factory.

The idea of genetic modification is hinted at throughout the story, but I felt that the primary focus was on providing the groundwork for the next installment in this series. Broken Angel is a well-crafted dystopian read that openly discusses the problems with religion as a force majeure. The characters are all well developed. It's difficult to discern the good guys from the bad guys for a while but it is important to take each person at face value because circumstances change rapidly and someone that might start off in a bad light becomes heroic. There's a lot going on in this story and the subplots often overlap, but this never causes any confusion. Broken Angel starts a little slow but quickly picked up and kept me engaged until the end. Thankfully I was able to immediately begin reading the next installment in this series, Shadow of Flight.
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Dec 09, 2012 Shonna Froebel rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: canadian

This story takes place in the near future. Caitlin and her father live in Appalachia an area that is tightly controlled by Bar Elohim and that has a strong Christian community. Everyone carries a vidpod that records their conversations to a central data bank and tracks their movement through GPS. Communities are regulated to grow only to a certain size and cameras record movements in the towns.
Caitlin's father brought her here from Outside after she was born, and they keep pretty much to themsel...more

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Oct 06, 2011 Danya rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: favorites, science-fiction, fiction, i-own, dystopian, young-adult

The events take place in the future, in a region called Appalachia which is in every possible way isolated from Outside. It's a century where science and technology are as developed as expected to be in science fiction stories but the uniqueness of this one is that all this progress wasn't regarded well inside Appalachia, actually even reading is forbidden there and everything is designed in order to suit the daily life of the illiterate and ignorant citizens. Religion used and abused to convinc...more

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Nov 30, 2011 Amanda rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: christian, fantasy, suspense, review-books

Broken Angel and its sequel Flight of Shadows: A Novel take place in an alternative future...or maybe not-so-alternative. It's obvious that the author wrote this story as a cautionary tale, a warning of the possiblities awaiting our country if we don't change our path. The story is great and stands on its own, though.

Caitlyn and her father, Jordan, have been living in Appalachia, which is now an oppressive country bordered by fences and thrown back into the dark ages by a dictator who refuses hi...more

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Dec 30, 2008 Amy rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: suspense fans

Recommended to Amy by: goodreads giveaway

Shelves: 2008-books

This could have been a better book. It was a good suspense/scifi story with the necessary ingredients of genetic manipulation, characters on the run, and a sadist bounty hunter. Unfortunately, I think the author could have developed all parts of the story a little better. The characters were bland, and even unlikable. There was very little descriptive text and only a few moments of thought-provoking dialogue. Set in a religious-right country within the US, Brouwer had the chance to take a seriou...more

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Mar 30, 2013 Carrie rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: dystopia

Everything in this book is shallow: the characterization, the world building, the plot. Anyone who is well-read, especially of fantasy should figure out within the first few pages what is going on with the protagonist. Since the big mystery that everyone is asking in this book is "what's so special about this girl" knowing this pretty much renders the entire rest of the book moot.

The book is an easy read, and it's enjoyable enough I guess, but ultimately I care nothing about these characters and...more

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Feb 01, 2009 Audra rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: Those that enjoyed Orwell's "1984" or Atwood's "The Handmaid's Tale"

Recommended to Audra by: Goodreads Giveaway

Shelves: dystopia, first-reads

This is the first book I have won through the Goodreads Giveaway Program. I am so glad that I won it, because it is not the type of novel I would have ordinarily chosen on my own. I was concerned that this would be both too Sci-Fi and too Christian for my taste. However, it surprisingly held my interest!
Although the plot was dark and depressing, I feel that it painted a good picture of a dystopian society. Some of the fictional events might seem extreme for the present day, but not out of the...more

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Aug 02, 2011 Jeff Carpenter rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: christian-fiction

This book is a good read. It hooks you right from the start and keeps you turning pages. I have read several of Brouwers books and he is one of my favorite authors. I always look forward to any new books of his that I can find.
This story takes place in a post apocalyptic future. The nation of Appalachia is carved from the continental U.S. due to political infighting between fundamentalist Christians and mainstream culture. The theocracy is not necessarily a good thing however. The leader of Appa...more

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Jun 09, 2011 Cheryl rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: audios-read

E-library audiobook. Futuristic story about a 'big brother' society controlled by the evil Bar Elloheam. People are completely watched at all times with video cameras, implanted GPS micro chips and Vid pods. No one is allowed to read or own books. Bibles are strictly off-limits. And communion wafers are drugged.

City sizes are limited and people are only allowed to ride horseback (horses have GPS chips, too) and no one can own a car. And people who break the laws are sent to the factories as puni...more

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Jun 27, 2009 L.D. rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I had mentioned before that this was a slower read. The pace picked up, but there is an element to the story that leads to a sequel. It tends to parallel James Patterson's "Maximum Ride" except Patterson plot evolved into many books. Not sure this one could. There are fewer pages compared to Pattersons. I would love to read an interview of Brouwer to see where he came from and where he is going with this story line. Have read a lot of his earlier novels and enjoyed them. I guess I will need to r...more

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Apr 08, 2011 Clockstein Lockstein rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Broken Angel by Sigmund Brouwer is the first of two books featuring Caitlyn Brown in a dystopian world where she has something that many people are willing to kill her for. Caitlyn was raised in the religious community of Appalachia by her father Jordan. The community is run by Bar Elohim and kept under tight control, where everyone's actions and constantly recorded on vidphone and no one is allowed to read, especially the Bible. She is long used to uncomfortable stares and being called a freak...more

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Nov 07, 2012 April Erwin rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Very original, extremely intriguing, and thoughroly thought provoking. I enjoyed this book tremendously, as much for the intrigue and characters, as the political controversy. It's a great read.

I hate giving away surprises, so I'm going to avoid mentioning the very big surprise ending. However, the rest of the story is just full of what if's and near future maybe's, so there's plenty to discuss.

Sigmund's story is set in the near future. An America divided by religion. The Outsiders governed much...more

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May 25, 2008 Michelle rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: christianfiction, blog-tour-book

Broken Angel was... interesting. The author is... imaginative. Okay, it was a strange book. Really strange. But it had a good message despite the weirdness and occasionally sick-o scenes. What I gleaned from Broken Angel is that if you take your eyes off Christ and get so wrapped up in the culture that you forget grace, then you can be led away to the point where you've forgotten what it really means to be a Christian. Oh, and when legalism abounds we are not far from the Nazis and the control t...more

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Jan 06, 2009 Abigail rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Recommended to Abigail by: I won it

Shelves: fiction, mystery

Think Lost meets The Villiage and add a little DNA splicing and you've got this book. It's a pretty weird book, the characters are easy to warm up to.. well the main characters. The bounty hunters are scary enough and the details about some of the things that Mike Lee wants to do to people are pretty gorey! I wish there was more detail on the relationships. A story about "what could happen" in the future if we allow it.. an interesting take.

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Aug 10, 2012 Mark A Powell rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

A young girl and her father are on the run, being hunted as fugitives. Bounty hunters, law enforcement, and questionable loyalties keep this book moving at a wonderful pace. I was pleasantly surprised by Brouwer's writing. I've not read anything of his before, but if the way he created dynamic characters and believable tension in this book is any indication of the norm, then I will certainly be reading more of his work in the future.

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Dec 31, 2008 Rachel rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

My husband actually got this book free from Goodreads and I read it first. He really isn't into fiction as much as I am. I have not previously been introduced to this author and if his other works are similar he may have a new fan. This book was smart, captivating, and although somewhat gruesome at times, a fun read. I love books that have an underlying message of truth like this one does.

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Jul 05, 2012 Dan rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

An interesting take on where America is potentially headed in regards to seperation of church and state. The actual landscape of America is not spelled out in detail, it is simply a backdrop for the characters and gives you an idea of the motives behind their actions. I liked this approach as it left me to imagine how America got to this point, without being explicitely told what happened. A good near future science fiction story.

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Sigmund is married to songwriter recording artist Cindy Morgan. The couple and their two young daughters divide their time between Red Deer, Alberta and Nashville, Tennessee. He loves going to schools to get kids excited about reading, reaching roughly 80,000 students a year through his Rock&Roll Literacy Show.

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“I hope it doesn't get worse. But even if it gets worse, I won't regret it. I would rather be dead than live in the factory anymore. Not much difference as they just want you to work to death anyway. And you can't even think there or talk. but I have to think. I have to talk. I have to talk about what I think.” — 4 people liked it

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