Christian-Eric Falardeau’s novel is a classic tale that will have an irresistible appeal to fans of Albert Camus’ The Plague. The novel is well-crafted to feature the reactions of different characters toward a devastating event. Readers will enjoy the drama, the quirkiness in most of the characters, and the exalting banter that punctuates the narrative. Written in an episodic style, The Alas League feels like a Philosophical work with an apocalyptic setting, a story that balances the fine elements of science fiction with the author’s deft exploration of quirky characters.
David Reyes, The Book Commentary
