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“Daniel Price draws his Silvers trilogy to a close with this big, bold, beautiful comic book sci-fi extravaganza that somehow manages to out-Avengers The Avengers. The War of the Givens is a heartfelt epic, mashing together the best elements of genre staples like the X-Men by way of Fringe, with plenty of big-screen action and extraordinarily consequential heroics. I loved it!
— Michael Patrick Hicks, author of the Salem Hawley series and Friday Night Massacre
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A brilliantly imagined fantasy.
— Booklist (starred review)
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An absorbing adventure.... You'll get pulled in.
— Kirkus (starred review)
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Highly recommended for fans of apocalyptic and dystopian fiction.
— Library Journal (starred)
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Dazzlingly original and nimbly told, Daniel Price's Silvers series brims with mind-bending fun.
— Brendan Duffy, author of House of Echoes
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Any hours spent reading The Flight of the Silvers will be time well spent.
— BookPage
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You should read [The Flight of the Silvers]. I found it very difficult to put it aside to deal with my own life.... I'll be looking forward to the next installment.
— SFcrowsnest
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Throws crazy new ideas at you at a pretty intense clip, but...it works amazingly well.
— i09
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A sharp, smart piece of science fiction. Price has not only recaptured the grand scale of Book One, but expanded upon it. It's a narrative that unspools cinematically in the mind's eye; there's a visual acuity at work here that is wonderful and rare. Here's hoping that the wait for Book Three will be a short one. After all, the world is running out of time.
— Allen Adams, The Maine Edge
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Conjures a detailed, fantastic alternate Earth, populated with vulnerable, relatable characters from this Earth who readers will enthusiastically follow anywhere. Speculative fiction writers wear imagination like a suit of clothes, and Daniel Price has a closetful.
— Robert Buettner, bestselling author of The Golden Gate
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Amazing.
— Casey Rose Frank, The Joyful Pen
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A king-sized doorstopper epic of superhuman proportions. This sucker is jam-packed with X-Men by way of Fringe action scenes, each one carefully crafted and massive in scope.... Hugely cinematic, and packed to the rafters with fight scenes and conflict galore, The Song of the Orphans was well worth the wait. Fans will be pleased to take another trip to AltAmerica, but now begins the wait for book three. I shall wait patiently, or at least try to.
— Michael Patrick Hicks, author of Convergence