Mais uma resenha no qual eu afirmo com a certeza que o Brandon Sanderson é um dos maiores escritores da atualidade.
"Snapshot" foi uma novel que sem querer encontrei na amazon, e o ebook estava bem baratinho. Dei uma pesquisada para saber se era algo do universo do Brandon, e descobri que era meio que uma novel de volume único, obviamente comprei e logo fui ler. Me surpreendeu positivamente, é uma leitura com uma pagada um pouco diferente das outras novels dele, mas que mesmo assim, nos prende na leitura.
É mais uma novel incrível, sendo até agora, a novel mais longa que li dele, são quase 100 páginas mas que fluem muito bem. Sanderson é bem direto no que ele quer representar nessa história, é uma leitura extremamente fluida, e mesmo no inglês não sentir dificuldade durante a novel.
Temos neste livro, muito suspense, mistério e ficção científica com dois policiais, e dali em diante é plot twist atrás de plot twist.
De novo terminei com gostinho de quero mais...
"But the truth was, nobody seemed to know what to do with the Snapshots."
"To the rest of the department they were errand boys, sent to retrieve specific data and nothing else."
"Best way to catch someone is to not let them know they’re being chased."
"In here, everyone else was fake, but he and Chaz . . . They were somehow something worse. Flaws in a perfect system. Intruders. Viruses leaving chaos in their wakes."
"The city government of New Clipperton had bought the Snapshot Project. Paid the Restored American Union through the nose for it. But what did they know about how it worked? Barely anything. One of those . . . things was trapped somewhere, kept unconscious, electricity buzzing through it and doing this. Re-creating days, in their entirety, from provided raw matter."
"You just aren’t willing to live, Davis,” Chaz said, stealing a fry. “Try new things, you know?"
"In here, they were the only ones with rights. In here, they were gods."
"As Chaz always said, things you did in the Snapshot didn’t really matter. . ."
"When was the last time he’d just enjoyed life? He’d lost that skill, which seemed so natural to children. They didn’t have to work at having fun."
"Everything that changes in here, everything different, happens because we cause it."
“In here . . . I just, I can do things. I don’t worry as much. I’d like to be able to take that with me to the outside, you know? Or stay in here, let days pass, instead of switching the place off.”