The House of Wisdom, a massive exploration vessel, had been abandoned by the government of Earth a decade earlier, when a deadly virus broke out and killed everyone on board in a matter of hours.
They thought the ship was a haven. Zahra knew every detail of the plan. Salvation Day is available from Berkley on July 9, 2019.Ī lethal virus is awoken on an abandoned spaceship in this incredibly fast-paced, claustrophobic thriller. It’s one I can and will read again and again. I loved and devoured this book written by Kali Wallace.
There is love in this story, between two males, and it is natural and just there, as it is in our world. There is hope and there is love despite the horrors and cruelties in this book. There are lessons and warnings about immigration, destruction, fear, isolation, cults, and more.
This story is about humanity’s survival, and about how humanity, and governments, treat others. The past is a mirror and only by examining it can we examine ourselves. And yet somehow the reveal is that much more astonishing and meaningful.īut the book is so much more than the horror and the mystery at its core, it is about humanity, about our past and the lessons we do or don’t learn. And the clues to the mystery are brilliantly dropped before you leading you to discover the answer before it is revealed. The harrowing moments on space craft had me feeling claustrophobic. Salvation Day is one of those rare novels that gives you room to breathe while also stealing your breath. I don’t want to spoil anything for you, so please forgive my vagueness in the coming paragraphs Kali Wallace has a PhD in geophysics and uses her love of science to help build her story. It’s billed as a story with mystery, horror, science fiction, and survival and I was intrigued by the author. Salvation Day by Kali Wallace is one of those stories.įrom the moment I received my advance copy of Salvation Day I was all in. And sometimes those tales grab you and force you to think about so much more than what is written on the page.
Science fiction tells stories that apply to today, makes comments on our current situations, and often in settings that could be our future. I received this book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.
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