"An easy and enjoyable read that I suspect will also be educational for many. Great wry capture of current stereotypes, as well as some barely disguised personalities currently in the news. It's as though Ayn Rand and Gary Shteyngart had collaborated to write a story about climate and energy."

-Dr. Steven Koonin, author of the best-selling book on climate science, Unsettled

"An enjoyably irreverent depiction of political alarmism. Pepper's plot is satirically sharp and wittily portrays how opportunistic cynicism can drive fearmongering, and the hypocrisy of those who publicly express their fears while privately refusing to curb reckless, indulgent behavior.... A generally thoughtful work that's edifying, entertaining, and often very funny."

-Kirkus Reviews

"I enjoyed Missy's Twitch immensely, even if it was more fact than fiction. It's very engaging with likeable protagonists and some truly backbiting 'villains.' Dialogue was crisp and characters engaging. I'm mightily impressed."

-Thomas Richard, Editor, Climate Change Dispatch

"An amusing and enjoyable read that's very funny in places. Extremely topical, with a story that represents things as they are happening today without straying too much from reality. It brings to life the mental stresses of young people bombarded daily with doomsday messages about the climate. It's no wonder so many of them are seeking therapy."

-Charles Rotter, Editor, Watts Up with That

"I received the book just before Christmas and had trouble putting it down. It's an excellent modern historical novel that is engaging with a satirical expose of the prominent culprits. My biggest chuckle was the writer's ability to match the real world's mainstream media's ever-escalating pending climate disasters. While making the reader laugh at the absurdity of it all, the realization that this is actually happening now is sobering; and I think that was Jon's mission with Missy."

-Ronald Paul Barmby, author, Sunlight on Climate Change: A Heretic's Guide to Global Climate Hysteria