David Holley
ebook | Pages: 281 pages Rating: 3.57 | 224 Users | 63 Reviews
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| Edition Language: | English |
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After enduring a horrific plane crash, a small group of survivors must work together in order to withstand the harshest conditions imaginable in the remote wilderness of New Zealand’s South Island. The year is 2022, and their epic journey, fraught with danger and mystery, will alter the course of human history forever. Led by charismatic Special Forces captain Noah Lockheart and his wife Evelyn, an accomplished scientist, the band of weary travelers must battle the elements along with their fears, as they race toward civilization, and their hope for rescue. Among the survivors is Mia Sinclair, an extraordinary girl who can glimpse the future. Through their trials, the Lockhearts begin to uncover the girl’s ability in spite of her best efforts to keep it hidden. But even as Mia proves to be an invaluable ally, her gift comes at an unbearable cost. Each step brings them closer to salvation– and to unraveling the mystery of their abandonment. But just when they think they are saved, they realize that they have never been farther from home. Eden is a bold, heart-pounding page-turner, told through the seamlessly shifting perspectives of the eccentric band of survivors. As the thriller unfolds, so do the survivors’ inextricable links to one another in a plot rife with twists and turns, till the very end.List Epithetical Books Eden
| Title | : | Eden |
| Author | : | David Holley |
| Book Format | : | ebook |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 281 pages |
| Published | : | October 22nd 2012 by Misery Love Company |
| Categories | : | Horror. Zombies. Science Fiction. Fantasy. Paranormal. Fiction. Dystopia |
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Ratings: 3.57 From 224 Users | 63 ReviewsRate Epithetical Books Eden
WOW! What just happened? Anyone get the number of that truck that just hit me? That's how I feel after finishing Eden. My favorite stories are ones that always keep me guessing and where I struggle to put the book down. Even though I want to so that I can prolong the magic. That's what we have here. So many times I kept saying to myself I'm just going read a chapter and save it, but I kept finding myself reading three chapters instead. Why? Because at the end of every chapter you will be likeI enjoyed this fast-paced thriller. It was a fun, quick read that left me anxious to pick up the sequel. The author left a few critical details out only to reveal them towards the end of this story. Yet, he left enough clues that i suspected there was more to the story. it made my gut churn with anticipation. Great book!
My only disappointment in this book was that there is a HUGE cliffhanger and the second book isn't published yet. This is the first novel by an up-and-coming Indy writer that reads more like the work of a accomplished author. Some of the characters come a little close to being cliche, but not so much that it affected my enjoyment. I would recommend this book to anyone who enjoys Sci Fi, adventure, and mystery, and look forward to reading the second book so I can find out what the heck happens.
What a read! I just finished the book and where the heck did that ending come from. I don't want to spoil anything but I seriously loved that end and cannot believe that I have to wait for the next story.I love the characters. The main ones feel like embellished people that I know. Noah and Mia are kick ass. I could definitely see them in a movie.The setting of the book is really nice. I think the author took the time and really thought about what the next 10 years would be like and what that
The best apocalyptic straight-to-ebook I've read so far. Well plotted, fast paced, and the kind of mysterious that leaves you wanting the second book to hand as soon as you're finished with the first.However, the author's choice of tense is infuriating. I felt like I was reading a treatment for a movie the whole time instead of a book. While there may be nothing novel about it, I like the past tense when it comes to novels. If it was good enough for Homer...I could have overlooked the tense
Impressive debut by first time author David Holley In a near future world: climate change, war, famine, and pandemics set the stage for this pitch perfect dystopian novel.One of the most striking attributes of this book is the writing which I found to be superb not only for it's descriptive qualities but also for its ability to keep the reader dialed in. I read this book in conjunction with another dystopian novel and I found it very hard to not want to read this book as I was reading the other.
Absolutely loved it! I'm so glad another Goodreads friend recommended this one as well as Post-Apocalyptic group read. The beginning of this book was very well written. It provided enough action, the right amount of mystery, and just a touch of paranormal. the lead up to the unexpected ending was really intriguing and kept be glued to what is going to happen in book 2. Major cliffhanger ending but nothing so terrible as to piss me off.....unless Mr. Holley makes me wait 5 years for the next one
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