Book Divas (227 KP) rated Dark Tomorrow in Books
Jul 12, 2019
The author's worldbuilding is so realistic that you are immediately transported into the middle of this post-apocalyptic world that has been decimated by a virus and you can practically hear the ever-present crows.
Sawyer, Sara, and Mason are truly a force to be reckoned with as we learn of their heartaches and witness how strong they are to endure the harshness and perils of the world. All the characters, from the good to the bad are strong and well developed.
The author has written this in such a way that you often feel like it could really happen. This action-packed powerhouse of a story will keep you on the edge of your seat and I highly recommend it
Deano Arnott (28 KP) rated Walking Dead: Saints and Sinners in Video Games
May 11, 2020
This game has a strange intensity surrounding it the whole time your inside the game. With "walkers" coming at you, people to fight or help and scavenging everything you need to survive, this game packs a punch and certainly delivers a VR game someone can be proud of.
With so many games lacking the length and replay ability, Saints and Sinners looks to keep you hooked as there are so many things to unlock in order to stay alive. Having only scratched the surface if ths game so far, i look forward to revisiting a devestated New Orleans as much as i can. If you love action and horror, and are also a fan of VR then this is the game yoi have been waiting for.
Wizard and Glass - Dark Tower IV
8.7
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Roland, Eddie, Susannah, Jake, and Jake’s pet bumbler survive Blaine the Mono’s final crash,...
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Sisters of the Perilous Heart (Mortal Heritance #1)
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What would you do to save a sister? As the last mortal kingdom of Kepler resists the Immortal...
Survivor Song
7.0
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A riveting novel of suspense and terror from the Bram Stoker award-winning author of The Cabin at...
Scavengers
10.0
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The year is 2088. A virus has killed countless people and the world swelters in a relentless heat...
It’s set in a world that we all know a little about. A Covid-19-type virus, except far more severe, breaks out and social panic ensues. Society goes ion to lockdown, hospitals are unable to cope with the sheer volume of cases, and the army is drafted in to keep order. Shops are looted, food is rationed, people die horrifically.
Edith Harkness looks back on her life as she prepares to enter the last stages of Long-Nonovirus. It’s a much more serious version of Long-Covid, where the affected person dies. Edith looks back on her life, from her childhood where she lives with her brain-damaged mother, to her years of study and consequent art prizes, and then her time in lockdown with her lover, a Bulgarian Turk.
It’s a book about love, sex, desire, illness, caring, family and grief. Those are some big topics for a slim book, but it’s beautifully told.
Now I need to read some more Sarah Hall books.
Moonlight (Knights of Black Swan #4)
10.0
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The story continues to touch on the lives of former B Team members and their families while new...
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Winterian Sky (Ninety Planets)
9.0
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With his planet under attack by the Moracci, and a strange virus devouring his people by the droves,...
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Karla Dee (6 KP) rated Lockdown on London Lane in Books
Mar 4, 2022
Ethan's thoughts about his gf coming back from her childhood home with beanie babies and maybe creating a home library was freaking adorbs!
I love the cover of this book and how we get to take a look at how multiple couple's or situationship navigate being locked in together for seven days because a tenant has been exposed to the rona virus very frightening but this book makes it cute.