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Genre: Dystopian sci-fi graphic novel Synopsis: In Leipzig, Tharmas devises a plan to kidnap Thomas Crowley. To do so, he’ll need assistance from a quite extravagant tech wizz, a rather inhumane amount of patience, and a very light footstep. Even so, plans rarely unfold as first imagined. My Review: I really enjoyed the first book … Continue reading Burn My Shadow #2 by Sebastiano Lanza and Iacopo Calisti (Artist) | Book Review
Genre: Dystopian sci-fi graphic novel Synopsis: November 2113. Tharmas and K - outcasts of society - are in dire need of supplies. They journey to Leipzig, the nearest megalopolis. Here, Tharmas comes to knowledge of an impending speech by Thomas Crowley - the head of public relations of the European Commission. Tharmas is positive Mr … Continue reading Burn My Shadow by Sebastiano Lanza and Iacopo Calisti (Artist) | Book Review
Genre: Dystopia Synopsis: His scorched desert world is doomed. To save his people, first he'll need to fight them. Loyalty and love will be tested and treacherous alliances made, but is it too late to ensure their survival? Coal is a tenacious and headstrong young laborer who lives in the harsh wasteland of Dirthome, a … Continue reading Farewell to Dust and Sun by John M. Broadhead | Book Review
Genre: Science Fiction, Romance, Young adult fantasy, Dystopian.Publisher: HarperCollins Synopsis: With Omega Point destroyed, Juliette doesn’t know if the rebels, her friends, or even Adam are alive. But that won’t keep her from trying to take down The Reestablishment once and for all. Now she must rely on Warner, the handsome commander of Sector 45. … Continue reading Ignite Me By Tahereh Mafi (#3 Shatter Me series) | Book Review
Genre: Science Fiction, Romance, Young adult fantasy, Dystopian.Publisher: HarperCollins Synopsis: The thrilling second installment in New York Times bestselling author Tahereh Mafi’s Shatter Me series.It should have taken Juliette a single touch to kill Warner. But his mysterious immunity to her deadly power has left her shaken, wondering why her ultimate defense mechanism failed against … Continue reading Unravel Me By Tahereh Mafi (#2 Shatter Me series) | Book Review
Genre: Romance, Young adult, Dystopian.Publisher: HarperCollins Synopsis: I have a curseI have a giftI am a monsterI'm more than humanMy touch is lethalMy touch is powerI am their weaponI will fight backJuliette hasn't touched anyone in exactly 264 days.The last time she did, it was an accident, but The Reestablishment locked her up for murder. … Continue reading Shatter Me by Tahereh Mafi (#1 Shatter Me Series) | Book Review
My review: "These Violent Nights" by Rebecca Crunden falls in the dystopian, post-apocalyptic and fantasy category. This combination of genres made me love this book in the first place. The execution of these three categories in the story was great. The world was filled with aliens called Suriias who made Humans live a living hell. … Continue reading These Violent Nights By Rebecca Crunden
Blurb: In the years since Kitty, Nate and Thom escaped the Kingdom, the Plague has ravaged the population and the rebels have seized two of the northern countries. In an attempt to bring order to the chaos, the leader of the rebels, Nate’s old friend James, has agreed to hold trials for those responsible for … Continue reading A Time Of Prophecy by Rebecca Crunden
Blurb: A year into the Outlands and life has only become more dangerous and complex for Kitty and her friends. Not only are the Outcasts hunting them, but Charles and Ciara are adamant about returning to the Kingdom to help, forcing everyone to take a side. To make matters worse, the leader of the Outcasts, … Continue reading A Dance Of Lies by Rebecca Crunden
Blurb: When Thom Anteros is arrested after breaking into the Building of Historical Records, he demands to be taken before the King. A laughable demand for anyone else, Thom's request is granted and the King spares his life. Yet what's to become of him is left in the hands of the one person Thom truly … Continue reading A Promise Of Return by Rebecca Crunden
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