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This week, Jared reviews the final volume of Scott Snyder and Tony S. Daniel’s epic post apocalypse tale “Nocterra.” Desperate to find Eos before the shades bring it down, Sundog Convoy is locked in a race against time as they barrel across the country to the unknown. Their mission – deliver the equation and bring back the light. But what they find might just be the most terrifying darkness of all. Don’t miss the thrilling conclusion of NOCTERRA’s first cycle!
This book was the very first to be reviewed on the show, so it comes full circle as Indie Wednesday goes on indefinites hiatus.
What do you think? Did you enjoy Nocterra? Who was your favorite character? What volume is your favorite?
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