Rule Of Extinction by Geoff Jones will be published on 2.25.25 but is available right now for preorder.
MY REVIEW
Rule Of Extinction: The Preservation Of Species by Geoff Jones is out of this world, literally. A comet is headed to Earth and no one will be spared, until the pods arrive. Could they be their salvation? Who sent them? Why did they send them? It doesn’t matter. It’s time to climb in and find out.
When I found out what was going on, I was shocked. I never anticipated the truth.
Geoff Jones is not afraid to kill off his characters. No one is safe, and a time or two I felt like asking him why that person.
I love apocalyptic and dystopian novels. I love seeing what the characters will do. Man’s basest nature is exposed and the characters cover the spectrum. Good ones. Bad ones. Ones who will sacrifice themselves for others. Ones that will do anything to survive.
The novel moved at a steady pace and I never lost interest. The world Geoff Jones created was fascinating and well developed, surprises popping up here and there.
I didn’t realize that Rule Of Extinction (The Preservation Of Species was a trilogy, so I’m crossing my fingers that I will be around at the end.
I want to thank Geoff Jones for the opportunity to read and review Rule Of Extinction.
GOODREADS BLURB
A civilization-ending comet is headed for Earth.
Two days before impact, thousands of mysterious pods land in a swath across North America. When people touch them, the pods open. Anyone who climbs inside is carried away.
No one knows where the pods came from and no one knows where they go, but finding one is David Williams’ only chance to save his family from the end of the world.
… and escaping Earth is just the beginning.
The Preservation of Species trilogy begins with Rule of Extinction, a post-apocalyptic science-fiction adventure filled with unforgettable heroes, terrifying monsters, and heart-pounding action.
- Genre: Apocalyptic, Dystopian, Fiction, Science Fiction
- 447 pages, Kindle Edition
- Expected publication February 25, 2025
- Series: The Preservation Of Species #1