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The Noise of Strangers by Robert Dickinson (view source)
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The overall plot is actually quite neatly done, but I think the lack of connection I felt with the characters stopped me from becoming too involved. I wouldn't say this is a book to go out of your way to read, but the interesting structure makes it at least a mild recommendation to check out.
I'd like to thank the publishers for sending a copy to The Bookbag. We also have a review of [[The Tourist by Robert Dickinson]].
Further Reading: For more dystopian fiction, Neal Shusterman's [[Unwind by Neal Shusterman|Unwind]] is a strong recommendation for all despite it being marketed for teens. Jim Crace's [[The Pesthouse by Jim Crace|The Pesthouse]] is also excellent.