From the action scenes as things get bigger and bigger and it seems humanity might really be doomed, to the scientific details which were so damn interesting! I love sci-fi books that seem (not like I'd know for sure) grounded in scientific fact. Waking Gods is a heart-pounding thrill ride. Well, seriously, I don't even know how to convey how exciting, fast-paced and unputdownable this book was. Sleeping Giants had already started to answer some questions, and with the atmosphere of mystery dwindling, I wasn't sure exactly what a sequel would offer. To be honest, I wasn't sure Waking Gods would have as much of an effect on me. Maybe it's just me, but I get shivers at the question: if there is something on our planet that didn't occur naturally, that we didn't make, that we couldn't have made - then, who did? What does this mean for humanity? For science? Religion? After I read Sleeping Giants on a whim last year, I ended up being sucked into its incredible premise: giant body parts are discovered in the earth that predate the human technology required to make them.
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