![]() ![]() Once again, Howey gives the reader an interesting plot with several twists, plenty of suspense and an exciting climax (or two or three). Just when the reader believes all the shocking measures instituted by the architects of the Silo scheme are known (the Cleaning with its the deliberately faulty suits, the Population Control, the destruction of Silos in revolt, the isolation from other Silos), Jules uncovers yet another indicator of their ruthlessness that will leave the reader gasping. ![]() ![]() Juliette’s priorities, far from her Mayoral duties, include tunnelling to Silo 17 and going Outside again for some investigative work, both of which provoke nervousness and fear in the Silo, rather than the hope they had experienced on her return, leading many to turn to the congregation of Father Wendel and his Acolyte Emmy IT boss Lukas is in daily radio contact with Donald in Silo 1, trying to discover more about the world before Jimmy Parker and the kids await Jules’ promised return to Silo 17 with mixed emotions Donald, still posing as Thurman, tries to find a way to help Silo 18 in an attempt to atone for his role in the Silo scheme, while his sister, Charlotte is busy modifying drones to seek out an uncontaminated place. Three narrative strands describe events in each of Silos 18, 17 and 1, starting just after Juliette Nichols is elected Mayor of Silo 18. ![]() Dust is the third and final volume of the Silo series by American author, Hugh Howey. ![]()
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