Official Review: Hell Holes: What Lurks Below

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Author of this book has chosen a unique idea .appearing holes in arctic region is itself a serious issue and Donal firesmith has beautifully highlighted this problem specially when world is facing severe climatic changes. This book is a good effort to describe such scientific problems. Scerakor has written a good review covering all pros and cons
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This sounds really interesting. I like reading a good sci-fi novel. And since this is being made into a movie, it gives more reason to read the novel before movie comes out.
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Thanks for the thorough review without giving any spoilers.
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I appreciate you detailed review. I would love to read this book so that I would be informed of the scientific discoveries around the arctic.
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Yeah, the holes actually exist, I like all the aspects of the book and would totally like to finish it.
Great review
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Good to know there is real science as well as fiction. Shame about the cliffhanger!
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Thanks for the honest review. I find the story interesting because the reviewer mentioned that the author did his homework well. Whatever that is, I am very much interested to know about Alaska and Siberia.
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An interesting science fiction novel that talks about the discovered mysterious holes appeared in the Arctic Circle. Thank you for this review.
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Usually, I'm not a fan of science-fictions. Yet, this one sounds interesting and I may give it a try. Obviously, it would be creative; I think that's normal for science-fictions. However, from your review, what I can deduce is that the author did a lot better than the general level of creativity. That's impressive. About making it a novella, he was probably avoiding a situation where the story starts to lose focus or something similar. Thanks for this informative review.
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It sounds pretty unique. Hopefully the author will be able to build on the story line. Thanks for the great review!
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"scientific research"
i really love books that are not just entertaining but educational as well. great review!
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Great cover, no my type of book though.
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I might have read somewhere that these holes really do exist. It would be an interesting read, nice review, I appreciate your enthusiasm.
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A book that would discuss lots of interesting scientific research. Those who like reading this genre would surely enjoy this book.
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I love reading books that are scientifically sound even if they are fiction. Kudos to the author for his research. This sounds like a fantastic story that I am going to have to read. Great job on the review!
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