For five years, Avery DeTornada and The 28 United run
from The
Third, strengthening their following of loyal ones. Finally settling
in Colony G, located in an abandoned zoo west of the Waters of
Erie, Avery,
Shaw, and McGinty build an air fleet of zooms and
prepare to strike The Third,
now relocated in the city of Ash. Pasha
goes rogue, planting herself inside The
Third, trying to take them
down, promising her own brand of energy to fuel
their ultimate
weapon, the fishborns. She tries to manipulate her status inside
The
Third, but Commander Dorsey proves to be a formidable foe.
Continuing to
experiment with reverse-locasa, Pasha’s discoveries
challenge
allegiances. With escalating danger between The 28
United’s quest for justice
and The Third’s determination to hold
governmental control, Avery discovers she
is not yet done learning
how to make the hard choices of command. As The 28
United’s
zooms fly out for the attack on Ash, and as The Third’s fishborns
ready for release, Avery must make an earthshaking choice, and
she can’t afford
to make the wrong one. The face of the enemy is
much more complicated within
its borders.
Dam I did not see that one coming! I need that third book
now. This book is so much better than the first just as well
written as the fist but more fluid. You get several points of
view in this one.
This is Avery's continuing story. But with Raben gone and the
realization of what he truly was. It is an eye opener for her.
And I love that in all this she and Maginty finally faced
their feelings and are together. Then there is all we learn
about Pasha then erotic neurosurgeon, and when she
perfects the reverse lacossa and uses it on herself then
Maven it was an eyeopener. As they prepare the one who
betrays them and kills her best ali will surprise you. I know it
was a wtf moment for me. Then that ending was one big
shock to. So need the next book now.
Now before I ruin this for you I will leave off here. I hope you
enjoy this book as much as I did. If you do like this book,
please consider leaving a review. The Authors really like it
when you do; they value your opinions too
Amazon
GWEN MANSFIELD is the author of the historical fiction
EXPERIMENT STATION ROAD, the musical RESISTANCE!
and the stage plays: GRACE DINER, EXPERIMENT
STATION ROAD, and YOU'VE GOT 90 SECONDS. This is
her first novel in the young adult genre. The characters and
plot surprises she discovered while writing ROLL CALL made
it impossible to say goodbye to Avery DeTornada and
inspired her to continue writing books two and three, INSIDE
THE THIRD (available in December 2015) and RELUCTANT
WARRIORS. Gwen lives in the Northwest with her husband
and children.
Words from Gwen...
"DON’T MAKE ME WRITE THIS BOOK! What is it that calls
a writer who just finished writing a historical fiction about a
quirky kid in the sixties fighting for social justice (Experiment
Station Road) to write a young adult trilogy? Dystopian
literature? Post-Apocalyptic storytelling? I don’t think so.
I like to read the genre--not interested in writing it. So why?
It’s the haunting. The idea dropped in my head while driving
to school and my teaching job in early February 2013—
complete with Avery DeTornada and her identity crisis,
leading the way and accompanied by a cast of characters I
found both engaging and revolting. Could I really say “forget
it”? I did say that, more than once. But I couldn’t turn the
ideas off, and everything I was working on that was unrelated
to Roll Call just ran away into the sunset, waiting for another
day. Haunting—it’s a good thing."
EXPERIMENT STATION ROAD, the musical RESISTANCE!
and the stage plays: GRACE DINER, EXPERIMENT
STATION ROAD, and YOU'VE GOT 90 SECONDS. This is
her first novel in the young adult genre. The characters and
plot surprises she discovered while writing ROLL CALL made
it impossible to say goodbye to Avery DeTornada and
inspired her to continue writing books two and three, INSIDE
THE THIRD (available in December 2015) and RELUCTANT
WARRIORS. Gwen lives in the Northwest with her husband
and children.
Words from Gwen...
"DON’T MAKE ME WRITE THIS BOOK! What is it that calls
a writer who just finished writing a historical fiction about a
quirky kid in the sixties fighting for social justice (Experiment
Station Road) to write a young adult trilogy? Dystopian
literature? Post-Apocalyptic storytelling? I don’t think so.
I like to read the genre--not interested in writing it. So why?
It’s the haunting. The idea dropped in my head while driving
to school and my teaching job in early February 2013—
complete with Avery DeTornada and her identity crisis,
leading the way and accompanied by a cast of characters I
found both engaging and revolting. Could I really say “forget
it”? I did say that, more than once. But I couldn’t turn the
ideas off, and everything I was working on that was unrelated
to Roll Call just ran away into the sunset, waiting for another
day. Haunting—it’s a good thing."
No comments:
Post a Comment