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Category Archives: Dystopian Fiction
The Divide (Jolina Petersheim) – Review
~ About the Book ~ In this gripping conclusion to The Alliance, nearly six months have passed since Leora Ebersole’s Old Order Mennonite community fled to the mountains for refuge after an attack destroyed the power grid and altered life … Continue reading
First Line Friday – 2 June 2017 – The Divide (Jolina Petersheim)
Hello and welcome to another edition of First Line Friday! 🙂 My first line this week comes from a much anticipated sequel: The Divide by Jolina Petersheim. I read and reviewed The Alliance last year and have been eagerly awaiting the conclusion … Continue reading
The Uncloaked (J. Rodes) – Review
~ About the Book ~ No one stirred in the area—people stayed in their little hovels. Hiding, most likely. From the cold, the helplessness. Maybe from the Party. Staying out of sight, like cockroaches. I am not a cockroach. “Apathy … Continue reading
First Line Friday – 28 April 2017 – The Uncloaked (J. Rodes)
Welcome to First Line Friday! If you’ve been hanging around my blog at all this week you’ll know I’m super excited about the book I’ve chosen for today’s edition of First Line Friday. Jennifer Rodewald (under the pen name J. Rodes) … Continue reading
Author Interview – Jennifer Rodewald
Hi there! Glad you could stop by, because I am looking forward to introducing you to my guest today, Jennifer Rodewald. Jen has a new book releasing this Friday (28 April) called The Uncloaked. It’s the first in a young adult dystopian … Continue reading
Word Nerd Wednesday – Dystopia
Wednesday has rolled around again Word Nerds! Today I’m looking at the word dystopia in anticipation of a fantastic novel that releases this Friday (28 April): The Uncloaked by J. Rodes (who will be more familiar to readers as Jennifer Rodewald).
The Returning (Rachelle Dekker) – Review
Publisher’s Description: They say the Awakening is coming. That she’s the key. But can she find her identity in the light Before she perishes in the dark? Twenty years have passed since Carrington and Remko Brant’s baby, Elise, was kidnapped … Continue reading
