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The Twelve is the second book in the The Passage trilogy. It continues the story of the key characters that survived Book 1 some 5 years after them reaching Roswell - and the events that occurred there. In addition, early on in the book it introduces a couple more time perspectives. One set in the days immediately after the original collapse of Project Noah and the over some 30 years before the events of the main timeline. We are provided with some new (and familiar) characters and different back stories that contribute to the overall telling of the trilogy. I enjoyed this as it gave it depth. Although I wish I had found the list of characters before I got to the end of the book!

I started this book immediately after Book 1. It is a bit darker - in terms of lows that mankind has and will stoop to. That said the story is enthralling. Within minutes of finishing The Twelve I downloaded the final book City of Mirrors.


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The Twelve Passage Justin Cronin Books Reviews

I am loving this series. The books are loooooooong, but they are wonderful. I have been listening to this one for quite a while. I only get to listen when I am getting ready or cleaning, which I love...but sometimes it doesn't offer me much time to listen. I hated turning it off every time!

This book was so exciting. There is so much going on as the humans try to get rid of the virals. There are some who think that the world can exist with both, and then there are the smart ones, who know it's not possible.

Now, having said this, there are a few of the "virals" that are not "real" virals. They still know whats right and wrong, and want the world to be returned to "normal". Alicia and Amy are my favorites of these different beings. They bring so much to this book.

I love how this book brought characters more into play from the first book. We get to find out about what happened to a few "insignificant" characters from book one, that turn out to be very important in this installment.

The fight was epic! You must read to know what I am talking about. The groups coming together was awesome. The connections in this installment are so great. I cannot wait to see what the third book brings! I am so excited for it.

I don't want to say too much because I don't want to give anything away by accident. I just really enjoyed this book and The Passage. They are both fantastic. I hate waiting for books to come out so I try really hard not to start them until they are all out. Sometimes I just can't. I must read them now...hehe

The next book doesn't come out till May of 2016...UGH! That is a long time to wait to read about the epic conclusion of this series. Well, I am hoping it's as epic as the first two ).

I love Cronin's writing and I really enjoy the narrator Scott Brick. His voice is so nice to listen to.

I hope you will give this series a chance. It has been so great so far. The second book was even better than the first book. I am hoping the trend continues with the third book.
In a tautly written tale both dark and poignant The Twelve continues the story begun The Passage. North America has vanished beneath a plague of humans transformed by a viral plague into blood feasting but cruelly intelligent monsters. The few remaining humans live amid the wreckage and try to survive. But a larger will is at work, and Amy - The Girl From Nowhere - is moving toward an apotheosis of incredible dimensions and leading her friends with her. They will meet in a frigid concentration camp to face humans who have willingly chosen to serve the virals in an unholy alliance. Who lives, who dies, what becomes of those we met in the 1st book all continues here.
The Twelve is a fabulously written tale — suspenseful, lots of action, touching scenes, and most of all, a wonderful style of writing with many passages that are difficult to forget because of their almost poetic style. Although this series is about vampires (which is not something I would typically read about), this book is a twist on the creation of this standard vampire plot. What I found most interesting in this read is how the characters come across with their feelings and their desires. It’s a difficult story to put down.

Like the author’s first book in this series, The Passage, I loved this book. But unlike The Passage, which I rated five stars, I’m giving this a four star. I felt it just misses for a few reasons. Several times at the start of a new section of the book, I had trouble understanding where it was taking place and what was the timeframe. He moves back and forth from present to the past, which is fine, but it was disorienting to try and figure out where in the timeline I was reading. I had a little trouble understanding some of the characters and whether they had been in earlier scenes. A few times after reading several hundred pages, the plot would then reference a character who may have been in earlier scenes, but I was often unsure. I felt this created some confusion.

The few critical issues won’t prevent me from reading the final book in the series. I’m happily hooked on this series.
The Twelve is the second book in the The Passage trilogy. It continues the story of the key characters that survived Book 1 some 5 years after them reaching Roswell - and the events that occurred there. In addition, early on in the book it introduces a couple more time perspectives. One set in the days immediately after the original collapse of Project Noah and the over some 30 years before the events of the main timeline. We are provided with some new (and familiar) characters and different back stories that contribute to the overall telling of the trilogy. I enjoyed this as it gave it depth. Although I wish I had found the list of characters before I got to the end of the book!

I started this book immediately after Book 1. It is a bit darker - in terms of lows that mankind has and will stoop to. That said the story is enthralling. Within minutes of finishing The Twelve I downloaded the final book City of Mirrors.