The Fall
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Guillermo del Toro
Chuck Hogan
“A cross between The Hot Zone and ’Salem’s Lot.”—Entertainment Weekly“I cannot wait to see where Del Toro and Hogan take us next.”—James Rollins, New York Times bestselling author of BloodlineThe wait is over! Guillermo del Toro, one of Hollywood’s most popular and imaginative storytellers (Pan’s Labyrinth, Hellboy) and Hammett Award-winning thriller writer Chuck Hogan (Prince of Thieves) return with The Fall—the second blood-chilling volume in their critically acclaimed, New York Times bestselling Strain Trilogy. The Fall picks up where The Strain left off—with a vampiric infection spreading like wildfire across America as a small band of heroes struggles to save the dwindling human race from the vampire plague. Horror fiction and dark fantasy fans will be swept up in this epic story that bestselling author Nelson DeMille describes as “Bram Stoker meets Stephen King meets Michael Crichton.”
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Author
Guillermo del Toro
Pages
448
Publisher
Harper Collins
Published Date
2010-09-21
ISBN
0062011596 9780062011596
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"2nd part of The Strain trilogy. Just as good if you liked the first one."
Sheldon Rapoza
"I liked the book series, the tv series was pretty accurate with the books as well."
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David Schimanowsky
"The Strain and following 2 books were simply incredible. One of my all time favorite series."
Brittany Taylor
"As a fan of The Strain I have to agree with others that this 2nd book in the trilogy is a disappointment. Where the series took its time to delve into the back stories and switch out the strands of the narrative, the book tends to be more predictable and less imaginative. The characters of Eichorst, Setrakian, and Palmer all meet their end in this middle section which is much earlier than in the series. I’ve just started the final book so we will see how it is resolved compared to the show. One thing I do know, Fet rocks in both!! Thanks to Kevin Durant’s great interpretation of this character."
Jim Dickinson
"Another good iteration of the virus-vampire series. Ended with a cliffhanger... again. It's the type of book too that really isn't leave much hope for anything other then total human destruction."
Cleo Maranski
