Rainwalkers

De: Matt Ritter

Narrado por: Matt Ritter

Next Generation Indie Book Award Finalist

Rainwalkers is a story set in the not-so-distant future in a crumbling version of John Steinbeck’s Salinas Valley, after the breakup of the United States. A once rich and prosperous agricultural land is now a war-torn nation-state known only as The Valley. To combat chronic droughts, scientists seed clouds with genetically engineered bacteria that create regular rains but unintentionally make the rains lethal to humans. Anyone caught in the rain dies within seconds, yet there are rumors of people who survive...known as rainwalkers.

In a profoundly disquieting, near-future world, this novel explores controversial border walls, a tyrannical government, and man’s attempts to dominate nature.

Rainwalkers is an unforgettable story of a father’s undying love and his struggle to rescue his daughter in a precarious future world that could become our own.

"A terrific novel of climate change and genetic engineering; a first-rate cautionary read set against the backdrop of an all-too-probable future." (Robert J. Sawyer, Hugo Award-winning author of Hominids)

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Michael Crichton-esque

I really enjoyed the book and the reading by Dr. Ritter. it was suspenseful, engaging and reminded me of a Michael Crichton novel. I highly recommend it.

Fantastic CliFi at its beat

This story blew my mind. Thought provoking, entertaining, gripping, and romantically intriguing. Honestly, I laughed, cried, needed to be held and comforted, and even once I vomited. That might have been the fish I ate, but it came at just the right moment. Absolutely the best story I’ve heard in years. Matt Ritter has absolutely knocked one out of the literary park, carving a space in the world for an entirely new genre. Leaping on to the fiction stage, he has not only opened our minds to this exciting new sub-genre, but has absolutely opened the door to a whole new world of CliFi that I absolutely cannot wait to read.

eh, boring

I did not like the narrator. His voice wasn't bad, but I definitely felt like he was reading a book to me. His voice was monotone and boring. The plot was a good idea that wasn't developed enough and really not much happened. I would not recommend this book.