AMAZING follow up of the wasteland chronicles, and if you havn't read it do it NOWWW!!
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Best follow up series i've read in a while. A must read, and Kyle please make more books similar to this PLZ
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Although I am aching to move right into Book III in the Fallout series, I'll take a moment to mention to those new to Mark Tufo that his writing only gets better with every book. Again, I refuse to admit bias as a fellow Maine resident. Or a zom-poc aficionado. In a genre that is very hot right now, partially in thanks to tv and movies depiction of the genre in a modern way - as in Walking Dead and World War Z. But moreover, it is the massive availability of indie writers through formats like Amazon that provide a plethora of amazing entertainment for readers like you and I. Tufo is sitting at the top of this genre, so read on and Enjoy!!!
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I picked up Fall of Fyrestone #1 yesterday & absolutely loved it. As someone who's only just recently played the first Borderlands game, the story is still fresh in my mind, and the tone of the comics is perfect in comparison to the game (as you'd expect, since Mikey Neumann wrote them both). It's great to see these characters I so enjoy back in action again, and I can't wait for issue 2! Oh, and if you haven't yet, you should also grab the Borderlands: Origins book as well, for more back story on the original Vault Hunters!
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Excellent sequel!! I'm totally hooked!! This series is highly addicting and unlike most of the typical zombie stories I've read (and I've read MANY)! Victor Tookes adventure continues in, What Zombies Fear: The Maxists. Colonel Frye leads the group on a wild goose chase which leaves the homestead a little unsafe. The unthinkable happens while they're gone. The second Tookes is made aware of a very dire situation, he and his team, are back on the road again!

If you are a fan of zombie books but are getting a little bored with the same old "text book" zombies, this is the series for you. If you read the first installment and are unsure if you want to continue, I strongly recommend that you read this book!!
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Okay, so if any of you didn't know that The Raven King is the fourth book of the series, The Raven Cycle, you may want to not review. The series is amazing however, and if you want to start at the beginning please look up The Raven Boys by Maggie Stiefvater. The audiobooks (except maybe book 3 are also excellent so if you're looking for a new audiobook to devour, consider this one.)

Im not sure I can describe to you how much I anticipated, and sometimes dreaded, the arrival of this final installment of The Raven Boys. Muchly sitting here staring at my computer trying to figure out how to describe the intense longing for this that filled me from last October when I finished Blue Lily, Lily Blue (book 3) until earlier this month when I finally managed to get hold of The Raven King. I first started listening to it as a library e-audiobook, because it was the quickest way I could get a hold of it. Part way through I broke my (blessedly temporary) book buying ban to get the Kindle version with Audible narration. I do not regret it. I do however regret that as of yet this is the only volume I actually have. Alas, hopefully one day soon this will be remedied. The cool thing about the Audible narration is you not only get the Kindle tracking of the audiobook, but you get access to the whole audiobook on its own for a fraction of the price. So for only a extra buck or three you can have access to not only the e-book but the audiobook and the ability to switch back and forth as well. I highly recommend it for anyone who likes to experience both formats.

Anyways, enough plugging for not this book. In this final installment everything comes to close. Ganseys fated death draws near and his friends are all determined to stop it, even though all the psychic at 300 Fox Way keep saying it cannot be done. Blue Sargent, Ronan Lynch, and Adam Parrish all think that finishing Ganseys quest to find the sleeping Welsh king, Glendower, will be the answer. Meanwhile something is attacking caves water, and Adam is struggling to protect it, even with Ronans help. Ronan accidentally brings Orphan Girl, a young girl with hooves for feet, out of his dreams and Noah Czerny continues to struggle to keep his goes together. And Piper Greenmantle proves to be even more of a problem than her husband, and reunites with her father (and uncles), Laumonier, to sell an artifact she found in the caves that had recently held Artemus and Gwenllian.

And for you shippers out there, if you aren't already convinced to get this book to see if Adam and Ronan get together, or even what happens with Blue and Gansey, you need to read this book. We get to see blue and Gansey at a toga party really early on, and right from the beginning Adam and Ronan are spending a lot of time alone together. You will not be disappointed. I want to say more, I would love to gush to you about many things involving these two pairings, but I I cant without spoils.

And if any of you were disappointed, like I was, with the audio version of Blue Lily, Lily Blue, you will be much comforted by the fact that the narrator, Will Patton, in no part of this book sings. That man cannot sing. So much pain, listening to the many times he had to try in book 3, is not an issue with this last one.
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Forgotten Ages is just one of those books you can't stop reading and once you do finish, you just want to re-read them.  This bundle contains, Encrypted and Decrypted plus the novella, Enigma and all three are about the adventures of Tikaya and Rias.  The plot-line of Lindsay's Forgotten Ages is fantastic - lots of surprises, twists, mystery and intrigue - that could affect the balance of power amongst the nations of humanity on this particular world.  I loved the protagonists, Tikaya and Rias; both are well-developed and vivid characters who use their intellect and skills to uncover mysterious alien artifacts that include powerful weapons of destruction, try and escape certain death from robotic cubes and protect their world from narrow-minded governments who want new and more powerful weapons.  Of course, in the process of saving their world from the stupidity of others, they fall in love, but the course of true-love, as the adage goes, is far from easy for these two people who ought to be enemies.  I loved every minute of this supurb read - the humour, the characters - there wasn't anything not to like. AWESOME!!!!!!!
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This book is truly amazing!!! so proud of you joey for creating this amazing dystopian series!! I'm so excited to enter the world of Eden again and see what happens next in the book. well done!! xx if you are looking for a book to get lost in a world full of amazing characters and great plot twists!! the book is definitely for you!! i can already tell this book will be amazing just like all his other books xx love you joey. twitter: @janielforeverrr
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I would like to update my original comments:
I have now read book 2 Compete- believe me if you thought the first book was good you will be astounded by book 2. Its absolutely wonderful, and in every way the better to book 1 and that is saying something :)  If you loved book 1, you will be so happy to read book 2. Enjoy!!!
In the spirit of the Hunger Games comes a book that is equal if not better in excitement and adventure. I read the book in two settings and believe me its a long book, but full of detail and amazing characters. I won't go into the whole story - if you are getting this far you probably already have a decent idea of the premise. I still have lots of unanswered questions about Atlantis, so I've bought the second book in the series and I'll probably spend the next few days finding out!  I want to leave you with this picture - its YA, its Hunger Games, its Maze Runners and much more - Enjoy!
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Excellent story about a man, Huxley, and his journey through the wasteland to exact justice on those who harmed his family. Well written with few errors in grammar, clearly developed characters, and believable plot. It reminded me a little of Nick Cole's amazing book "The Old Man and the Wasteland." I read all of the author's "The Remaining" series and feel this work was superior - even though "The Remaining" series is 5 stars in my opinion. I encourage the reader who is looking for a rich and believable postapocalyptic story to get this book now!!!
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King or Pawns set the stage fantastically and Heroes or Thieves took the series to new heights!! The second book in this amazing series did not disappoint at all! The continuation is even better than the first book! I love the introduction of new characters and the development of the existing characters! JJ Sherwood has once again written a masterpiece that has to be read! This book adds several more layers to the story that began in the first book that just keeps me waiting eagerly for the release of the third book! Please do yourself a favor and if you haven't already read the first book and then this one!
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The fourth book in the Survivalist Series proves that Mr. Bradley is only just getting started.

Once again we have two stories going on which makes these books nearly impossible to put down. With Mason on a new mission and Tanner and Samantha heading south the reader is pulled on a gripping ride of action and suspense through a post-apocalyptic wasteland.

As the cover foreshadows, the reader will tag along on a journey through a ruined DC. This was my favorite part, and perhaps my favorite in the entire series.

I've said it once, but I'll say it again. Some producer needs to get their hands on the rights to this series. Film or television, doesn't really matter. I can see this being just as good or not better as Jericho or Revolution!
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Copy provided by the author, J.N. Chaney, via David Estes Read and Review Program.

Note: There may be spoilers from book 1 in here. Read at your own risk.

Transient Echoes is in two perspectives: whats happening with Terry and back on Earth with Mei & John and their team. Its set three years after the end of The Amber Project. This book follows Mei and her team (shes a scientist now) as they uncover the secrets of the rift and learn the truth about something. It also follows Terry as he explores the new planet and finds new things and meets new people.

I feel like there wasn't really anything I didn't like while reading this. I just really liked everything, not to the point of obsession, but still. This is a great book to read and it should definitely be more known than it already is; it deserves more recognition.
The one thing I didn't like is the cliffhanger at the end (who even likes cliffhangers?). Although, that cliffhanger and epilogue will definitely set the stage for a third book. I cannot wait to see what the third book will be about!

I liked reading this book more than The Amber Project so Im excited and have high expectations for the next book. Amazing writing and great plot Chaney! Cant wait to see where book three goes!
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Great stand alone novel that still follows the Fallout series with great aplomb. Read this while waiting for ZF7, wasn't let down at all. Would advise that you read the Fallout series first but you don't necessarily have to.  Some familiar characters reappear for the 'constant' reader, lovely page turner..(not for the squeamish!!!)
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i read the first of the peculiar books awhile ago and recently picked up the second book.  I immediately was hooked and could not put it down. it was fasted paced and action packed, not to mention filled with concepts of time travel and new peculiar characters.
What made this book truely amazing were the surprises at the end! there was one big reveal that left me in goose bumps and chills. and when you find out about  that other thing...
I'll just say this.  if you don't read this book, you will feel holllow.
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This book was aamzing! Really keeps you interested in what's going to happen next. The attention to detail in the scereny and surroundings was great, and the characters were really interesting. Deuce is a great female lead character.

Speaking of the attention to detail in describing the scereny and whatnot really outs you in mind of the Fallout video game series,least it did for me. And I absolutely loved it! If your fan of Fallout anything, you should definitely check this book out. Looking forward to reading the rest of the books!
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Honestly, how much longer can this story go on? I HOPE FOREVER. The Arisen Series must be the best researched and well told Apocalyptic Tale I've had the pleasure of reading. A must read Series, and this Prequel is absolutely a must, especially with Book Seven in the pipeline!  SPOILER ALERT...I'm not sure one should read this prequel before Arisen Seven, but I'm happy as hell that I did. Alpha Team is going to be busy in the HOA!
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While searching for some new fantasy reads, I came across The Whispers of the Fallen and immediately after reading the summary, just had to have it.
  J.D. Nettos story is littered with examples of juxtaposition from the moment we are introduced to the world of Elysium until the very end. For the author to have spent six years writing this is insane but definitely WORTH IT.
  Naturally, my expectations for this trilogy in particular were very high. I wanted non-stop action, amazing well- rounded characters, and total badassery. I must say that I was NOT disappointed! This book was honestly non-stop action from beginning to end and I LOVED every word of it. The characters are so badass (even the ones you hate) and they evolve really well, the story transitions so smoothly, and the writing is seriously one of my favorite parts of this book because of the surprise switch, of the point of views that the story is told from. J.D. Netto, you are now added to my list of favorite authors.

  There is absolutely nothing I did not like about these books because they were all very satisfying. I even caught myself trying to catch my breath a few times because I was so immersed into what was going on.  I have not felt this way since ACOTAR by Sara J. Mass. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes fantasy, YA, fiction, and even to the people who dont. If you have not yet read it, you do not know what you are missing. Im so in love.