Survivor: A Sanctuary Novella (Sanctuary End Times Series Book 2)
by Pauline Creeden
Genre: Apocalyptic - Science Fiction
Aliens have attacked and Rory's mother is missing, but none of that matters much to him. He's safe in his apartment complex, has his friends and his twin sister, Hailey. But as supplies start to dwindle, it becomes obvious that he needs to do something to make sure they all survive...even if it means he has to brave going outside through the Shisa and the zombies people have become. As long as they are safe, that's all that matters, right?
Good YA, May 26, 2015
Blurb: What if the Biblical End Times unfolded in a way no one told you about and the rapture didn't happen before the tribulation began...
Aliens have attacked and Rory's mother is missing, but none of that matters much to him. He's safe in his apartment complex, has his friends and his twin sister, Hailey. But as supplies start to dwindle, it becomes obvious that he needs to do something to make sure they all survive...even if it means he has to brave going outside through the Shisa and the zombies people have become. As long as they are safe, that's all that matters, right?
Good YA,
This review is from: Survivor: A Sanctuary Novella (Sanctuary End Times Series Book 2) (Kindle Edition)
*I received this book free in exchange for an honest review*
I actually found this to be an interesting apocolypse story. It was a harrowing tale of alien invasion. The main heroes in the book are teenagers, which I think makes it more interesting. The heart ache of losing those they love, learning to live in a new way, it was a good story. I wish there had been a little more development, but as it's book 2 and I haven't read book 1, then maybe there is more insight in the first. I'm certainly interested in reading the rest of this series. it's a short book and you can get through the story quickly, but it's pretty good. Especially for younger readers.
I actually found this to be an interesting apocolypse story. It was a harrowing tale of alien invasion. The main heroes in the book are teenagers, which I think makes it more interesting. The heart ache of losing those they love, learning to live in a new way, it was a good story. I wish there had been a little more development, but as it's book 2 and I haven't read book 1, then maybe there is more insight in the first. I'm certainly interested in reading the rest of this series. it's a short book and you can get through the story quickly, but it's pretty good. Especially for younger readers.
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Author Bio: Pauline Creeden is an award-winning author, horse trainer, and overall book ninja. She becomes the main character in each of her stories, and because she has ADD, she will get bored if she pretends to be one person for too long.
Armored Hearts, her joint effort with author Melissa Turner Lee, has been awarded the Crowned Heart for Excellence by InDtale Magazine. It is also the 2013 Book Junkie's Choice Winner in Historical Fiction. Her debut novel, Sanctuary, won 1st Place Christian YA Title 2013 Dante Rosetti Award and 2014 Reader's Choice Gold Award for Best YA Horror Novel.
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