The Last Gasp

Superb dialogue, vivid imagination and wry humour . . . The Last Gasp is a landmark in the field of eco-fiction * Washington Post *
This terrifying vision of the possible near future convincingly shows how drastically things could change in a single generation. A riveting ecological thriller that will have you sighing with relief that it all isn't true - yet * Publisher's Weekly *
Trevor Hoyle has combined Dr Strangelove and Raiders of the Lost Ark and come up with a formula that works like a poisoned charm * New York Daily News *
The author's deftness with character, plot and the conventions of the thriller form is vital to a book of this length and complexity. It maintains narrative momentum and encourages the reader to get to grips with the science behind the story * The Morning Star *
If someone had told me I'd find a 722 page novel about climate change and pollution as engrossing as a James Bond novel, I'd have thought they were mad. However Trevor Hoyle's The Last Gasp does just that * Horror Hot House *
The Last Gasp by Trevor Hoyle is my risk analysis disaster science fiction book standard of excellence . . . Bizarre and intriguing events, catastrophic consequences, and solutions . . . Engaging. * Michael R Greenberg, Explaining Risk Analysis *
The book is epic . . . At 700 pages it's a mighty tome - and the science, may leave the reader, also gasping for breath. * Starburst Magazine *
A prophet of ecological apocalypse and chronicler of imminent chaos . . . an enormously entertaining book * Morning Star *
The Last Gasp is an immersive apocalyptic science fiction horror thriller that is next to impossible to put down * A Bookish Blog *
Climate thrillers, let alone good ones, are few and far between ... That's why The Last Gasp is a minor revelation * SciFiNow *