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Solitary (Escape from Furnace #2)

Alexander Gordon Smith

Paperback | Pages: 272 pages

Rating: 4.18 | 7609 Users | 799 Reviews

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Original Title:	Solitary
ISBN:	0571240917 (ISBN13: 9780571240913)
Edition Language:	English URL http://www.escapefromfurnace.com/
Series:	Escape from Furnace #2

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Furnace Prison ...
Where death is the least of your worries.
Escape is just the beginning ...

We thought we’d made it, we thought we were free. But we should have known there was no way out of Furnace.

All we did was slip deeper into the guts of the prison: into solitary confinement, where the real nightmares live - the warden, the Wheezers, and something much, much worse.

The clock’s ticking. Because if we don’t escape soon they will turn us into freaks - like them. For ever.

In the darkness of the hole your worst nightmares come to life.

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Title	:	Solitary (Escape from Furnace #2)
Author	:	Alexander Gordon Smith
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	UK Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 272 pages
Published	:	July 2nd 2009
Categories	:	Young Adult. Horror. Science Fiction. Dystopia

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This book will mess your mind and emotions.This little shit is amazing and Smith is a genius for giving you one hell of a roller coaster ride. The suspense never ends in this book and you can't help but hold your breath every now and then because the author wants you dead.Wait no, sorry that's wrong. He just wants you to have some difficulty in breathing.Solitary is the second book in the Escape from Furnace series and if you want a fast-paced book that causes emotional and mental destruction,

This series just plays on all my deepest, darkest fears.There's the fear of being framed for a crime I didn't commit, of telling the truth and having no one believe me. There's the fear of the supernatural - of things that come and get you after dark. Of friends being taken and changed into something unrecognizable and horrifying.But with this second installment, there is also a new fear. A claustrophobia caused by being locked in a tiny, dark space. Shut away without companions or even light.



Solitary, another great book to the horror of the Escape from Furnace series, begins where the first one left off. Im telling you, this is one of the best YA series Ive read in a long time. I dont think Solitary was as good as Lockdown, but it still was a wild ride!

This series is blowing my mind. It is intense and extremely engaging. Solitary is more of a psychological journey with slightly less action than the first book, Lockdown, but definitely still as gratifying. We are introduced to new characters in Solitary and learn more about the secrets hidden in the depths of Furnace. While we catch glimpses at these new characters, Alex learns a lot about his self and has to fight many personal demons. His mind is pushed to it's limits, showing him he was just

4.5 StarsThis second installment was just as thrilling as the first, and even went deeper into the creepy than Lockdown did! I devoured this book in one sitting, and the only thing stopping me from tearing into the third is ability to get it right now. I had a pretty lengthy review for Lockdown that can be seen here and most of what I said still applies. One thing that I was bothered by in this book though was the switching of terms (slang?). Sometimes I would be jarred from the story because of

I love it when authors include a chapter that brings you up to speed with the plot. I didn't need it in this case. But I sure appreciated the gesture. And how well it fit with the plotSolitary continues from Lockdown, like the next episode in a tv serial. As if I had never finished book one, and was flipping a page. After trying to escape, their plan falls short. Unable to find a safe route out, the boys land back into the Warden's hands. This time, their cell is the hole. Solitary confinement.