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It makes you think.

The book was well written. I have spent many hours thinking about the ideas presented. Scary! I really enjoyed it. The reader did an excellent job.

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Interesting ECO-thriller

What made the experience of listening to Lithium-6 the most enjoyable?

Topic of nuclear energy and terrorism is Current topic

What did you like best about this story?

I like the main character is Finnish :) also at least pseudo realistic science feeling is a nice bonus

What about Nick Podehl’s performance did you like?

Nice and clear voice. Easy to recognizance different character from voice

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

Some parts are kind of scary

Any additional comments?

Some parts of the book are a bit too eco-political, especially this one part where "ice-9" (meaning end of the world in this context) was repeated several dozen times.

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Too much time spent on telling policy

while the story line was good. the author spend a large amount of the story discussing international policy and whats wrong with all the world's events. it's very distracting from what otherwise is a good tale.