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Start by marking “A Vision of Fire (The Earthend Saga #1)” as Want to Read: The first novel from iconic X-Files star Gillian Anderson and New York Times bestselling author Jeff Rovin: a science fiction thriller of epic proportions. Renowned child psychologist Caitlin O’Hara is a.
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- A Vision of Fire | Book by Gillian Anderson | Official Publisher Page | Simon & Schuster UK
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The central plot is surrounded by a worldwide crisis between the nuclear powers of India with the obvious connection to the main victim Caitlin is working with and Pakistan.
We have political intrigue, the threat of assassins, and a secret organization with nefarious intentions. Those same demands are causing tension between her and her son. She has a platonic, always accessible, male friend who from the very beginning is obviously going to become a love interest. Tropes aside, I like Caitlin very much and enjoyed spending some time in her head. She is intelligent, observant, and empathetic.
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She is determined and self-sacrificing. They manage to weave in a nice mix of diversity into the supporting cast of characters.
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We experience a wide variety of ethnicities, age groups, and even disabilities. All of this diversity is treated in a straightforward, unassuming way that is very refreshing.
A Vision of Fire is, in terms of story construction, somewhat difficult to pin down. On the one hand, I was carried all the way through the book, my curiosity always piqued, the tension levels steadily building.
A Vision of Fire | Book by Gillian Anderson | Official Publisher Page | Simon & Schuster UK
With Asia on the cusp of nuclear war, Caitlin must race across the globe to uncover the mystical links among these seemingly unrelated incidents in order to save her patient--and perhaps the world"--Provided by publisher. Anderson, G. A vision of fire: Book one of the Earthend saga. First Simon hardcover edition. New York: Simon Anderson, Gillian, and Jeff. New York: Simon, Anderson, Gillian, and Jeff Rovin.
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Quick Copy View. Place Hold. Bleak House! Great Expectations! I was very intrigued to see she had tried her hand at writing a book. I was equally nervous about the chances that this would turn out to be a worthwhile read, so it was reassuring to see that Ms. Caitlin quickly becomes involved with the teenaged daughter of an Indian delegate to the United Nations, who is experiencing a psychological crisis that immediately has strong overtures of demonic possession.
Caitlin discovers that other young people around the world are having similar unexplainable experiences as her patient. Her investigation quickly takes her from the medical to the supernatural, and much of the internal tension of the story deals with her struggle to accept the inexplicable nature of phenomena she is at first just witnessing, then later directly experiencing herself. The central plot is surrounded by a worldwide crisis between the nuclear powers of India with the obvious connection to the main victim Caitlin is working with and Pakistan.
We have political intrigue, the threat of assassins, and a secret organization with nefarious intentions. Those same demands are causing tension between her and her son. She has a platonic, always accessible, male friend who from the very beginning is obviously going to become a love interest.
Tropes aside, I like Caitlin very much and enjoyed spending some time in her head.