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In the book 'Broken World' by Kate L. Mary, readers are taken on a thrilling journey alongside Vivian as she navigates a post-apocalyptic world ravaged by a deadly virus. Teaming up with brothers Angus and Axl, Vivian sets out on a perilous cross-country trip from Kentucky to California to reunite with her daughter, Emily. Along the way, they encounter various survivors and face the challenges of a world where the dead start coming back to life, testing their will to survive and adapt to the changing circumstances.
The story in 'Broken World' is filled with intense emotions, complex characters, and unexpected twists that keep readers engaged from start to finish. With vivid descriptions and a gripping writing style, Kate L. Mary creates a post-apocalyptic world that feels both terrifyingly real and captivatingly immersive, drawing readers into a world where survival is not guaranteed and every decision could mean life or death.
The car sputters when I maneuver it into a space, but it doesn’t die. Not yet, anyway. The small orange light screams at me from the dashboard—check engine . Ten hours, that’s how long I’ve been on th... - #2
In "Radioactive Evolution" by Richard Hummel, readers are taken on a post-apocalyptic adventure filled with nanites, dragons, and evolving abilities. The story follows Jared Cartwright as he discovers the power of nanites in a depopulated Earth, allowing him to level up by collecting them from animals. As Jared navigates this new world, he forms alliances and faces moral dilemmas, all while encountering creatures and challenges that test his resilience. The writing style seamlessly blends elements of science fiction, fantasy, and gamelit, creating a unique and immersive reading experience that keeps readers hooked from start to finish.
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Contagious by Scott Sigler is a gripping sequel that continues the story of an alien invasion through microscopic spores, following the characters as they fight against the invaders and struggle to understand the alien outbreak. The book is praised for its well-conceived plot, thrilling narrative, and in-depth character development, making readers root for the protagonists in their battle against the alien contagion. Sigler's writing style is commended for its ability to balance science with fiction, providing vivid descriptions and creating a suspenseful and action-packed story.
He looked around the Oval Office, gauging the reaction from his key advisers. Tom Maskill, his twitchy deputy chief of staff, was trying and failing to look nonplussed. Secretary of Defense Donald Mar...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Infected ) - #4
Gollum: How We Made Movie Magic by Andy Serkis is a captivating record of the evolution of the character through the entire creative process. From Gollum's voice, which does sound a bit like a cat being sick, to the similarities between Andy and Gollum's features, the book delves into the intricate details of how Andy Serkis brought Gollum to life on the big screen. It offers an excellent insight into Serkis' creation and ownership of Gollum, from a three-week voice-over to years of acting in New Zealand, making it a must-have for any Lord of the Rings fan.
Stuffed with color photos and wittily narrated by Andy Serkis himself, the book provides a behind-the-scenes look at the making of Gollum, showcasing the hard work put into producing the seamlessly realistic and slightly creepy character we've seen and loved in the Lord of the Rings movies. It explores the transformation of Sméagol into Gollum and how Serkis, as an actor, brought this iconic character to life, making it an indispensable guide for fans interested in the movie-making process.
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'A Tiger for Malgudi' by R.K. Narayan narrates the story of a tiger's journey from being the unquestioned king of the jungle to becoming a captive in a circus, and eventually voluntarily surrendering to a Sadhu. The writer portrays the tiger's life experiences in a way that blurs the line between the animal and human behavior, showcasing themes of spirituality, human relationships, and individual evolution. The narrative style of the book, entirely from the tiger's perspective, allows readers to empathize with the protagonist and ponder on deeper philosophical questions about consciousness and purpose.
(Also, see 6 recommendations for the series Malgudi ) - #6
"48 Hours" by William R. Forstchen is a gripping tale that explores the possibility of an apocalyptic event, such as an EMP or solar disaster, and the subsequent end of the world as we know it. Through detailed character development, the story delves into how individuals grapple with the looming threat and the moral dilemmas they face. The narrative unfolds with a sense of urgency as the characters navigate the chaos and uncertainty brought about by the impending catastrophe, offering a thought-provoking insight into human behavior in times of crisis.
As the plot unfolds, the book presents a new twist on a Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) and incorporates subplots that add depth and realism to the storyline. The author skillfully weaves together elements of suspense and excitement, keeping readers on the edge of their seats as they follow the characters' journey through the unfolding disaster. With a focus on the fragility of our modern infrastructure and the potential consequences of a major catastrophe, "48 Hours" serves as a cautionary tale that prompts readers to consider the implications of such events and reflect on their own preparedness for unforeseen disasters.
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"Rise of the Governor" in the 'Walking Dead' series by Robert Kirkman is a gripping tale that offers readers a deep dive into the backstory of one of the main characters. The plot is expertly crafted, keeping readers on the edge of their seats with its intense and nail-biting narrative. The characters are portrayed as believable and complex, reflecting the harsh reality of a post-apocalyptic world. The author's writing style delves into the tiniest details of the story, creating a vivid and immersive experience for readers.
It occurs to Brian Blake as he huddles in the musty darkness, the terror constricting his chest, the pain throbbing in his knees: If only he possessed a second pair of hands, he could cover his own ea... - #8
'Demonic Devourer 1' follows the story of Evelyn, a part demon born in a defunct lab along with other demon babies. The plot revolves around her journey as she leaves the lab and finds herself in a hostile world, where she must survive by attacking and consuming others. The writing style is fast-paced, filled with action, violence, and gore. is set in a Horror Genre of LitRPG, where the main character's progression is marked by a macabre way of growth. Despite the dark themes, the author manages to make the concept work, creating an enthralling and brutal narrative that keeps readers engaged.
The protagonist, Evelyn, grows and learns throughout the story, meeting other humans, forging alliances, and forming friendships amidst the harsh world she navigates. delves into the progression genre uniquely, with the main character's growth and development being a central focus. The narrative is intense, with a focus on combat and survival, making it an action-packed and gripping read.
'Bloom County: Brand Spanking New Day' by Berkeley Breathed is a collection of comic strips that span over different time periods, showcasing the evolution of characters and storytelling. Readers reminisce about the humor, wit, and social commentary present in the strips, highlighting the author's ability to address cultural and political topics in a satirical manner. captures the essence of the 80s through its characters and their interactions, providing a blend of humor, silliness, and life lessons that resonate with readers.
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"Infinite Sacrifice" by L.E. Waters follows the journey of a main character who has died and must review all her past lives with the help of her spirit guide in order to successfully move on. The story delves into the main character's various incarnations in ancient Egypt, Sparta, the Viking invasion of Ireland, and London during the Black Death, showcasing the evolution and understanding that takes place in each lifetime. The narrative style blends philosophy, world religions, and historical accuracy to create an eminently readable story that explores the concept of reincarnation in a realistic and dark manner.
is structured as a collection of short stories, each representing one of the main character's past lives, passing through chronological history. The author, L.E. Waters, incorporates extensive research to support the evolving characters and maintains a tone that requires readers to participate actively in keeping track of key facts and themes throughout the narrative. The interconnected lives of various souls, karmic connections, and the evolution of the main character from self-centered unawareness to compassionate enlightenment are explored, providing a thought-provoking and engaging reading experience.