The Capsule

The Capsule by Olga Loukianova A chilling look at what the future could hold in a computer system controlled Age of Perfection.  Viruses, virtual reality, and social distancing are the norm.  Murder brings an additional layer into the mix.  Well written with intriguing descriptions one can easily imagine the restrictive and regulating atmosphere within The Net.  

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I Enjoyed everything about this book there was nothing I didn't like about the book. I like the setting,the writing style,the plot,the plot twists and the characters in the book were amazing.I would gladly reread it again.

Dark, deep, touching and captivating. This book won‘t leave you for quite a while and makes you think a lot about yourself! Good read!

This could not be more timely. The concept of a world of social distancing is interestedly portrayed here. In this future people remain in their individual capsules, in order to avoid deadly viruses. They interact virtually with the world and other people. The main character is young and becomes inquisitive after a boyfriend dies. Her investigations lead to a rebel group and ultimately to her society’s secret truth. This will appeal to fans of Dystopias and to those conspiracy fans. It is a thought-provoking but quick and interesting read. Worth the time while in quarantine, which only enhances this future world’s fear of viruses.  I could see this becoming a NetFlix series or film.

This book was eerily touching on our current situation, and I found it very captivating. I think it was a very good concept and the writing was pretty good, there were a few dialogues that were bumpy (I do believe it's a translation though?) But all in all a solid dystopian/sci-fi read! I would definitely read more by this author.

this was a really great scifi novel, I enjoyed reading this book and thought the english translation was done really well.