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Alone

Publisher: Independently Published
Year of Publication: 2021
Book type: Novel
Age: YA (12-18)
Genre: Fantasy
Sub Genre: Action · Apocalyptic · Dark · Disaster · Dystopian · Fantasy · Mystery · Mythology · New Adult · Post-Apocalyptic · Sci-Fi · Supernatural · Suspense
Language: English
Key Phrases: Alone · isolation · Psychology · Psychology of isolation
Spice Level:
1/5

The spice rating is in regards to the type of sexual content within the book. Below is a helpful guide (courtesy of Georgia C Leigh)

1= YA romantic, making out, MAYBE a closed door.
2= some on page foreplay and nudity but mostly fade to black.
3= open door, on page vanilla sex.
4= on page sex – hot or with kink.
5= erotica.

“”LOVE IT!! A very thrilling dystopian novel! The characters are so relatable, and the story keeps you hooked throughout the entire book. I read this in two sittings and thoroughly enjoyed it. DEFINITELY worth your time!!” “
– Jason A. Brown
Most teenagers can’t cook more than ramen…Imagine being Cassandra, completely on her own, one hundred years after the apocalypse, having to actually hunt for her own food and prepare it.

“No, no…Please don’t do this.” It came out in a whimper as I was pushed along on a gurney through the grey halls, I was tied down to it tightly. Still, my fingers shook. They’re really going through with it. They’re going to cut me open…

Isolation is testing her sanity, but Cassandra is determined to remain alive. Day after day, food and shelter must be found while she’s hunted by a mysterious entity. What does the thing want with her?

Mathew works to turn his ideas of redemption into a workable plan as he and his ward prepare to embark on a mission to save an untold number of people from experiments that are robbing them of their humanity.

Verose has been told all of her life that ‘the Others’ are soulless monsters. After encountering them, she has her doubts about that. She wants to find out for sure and, if possible, figure out a way to free them.

But first, Verose must come to grips with her own problem;  she is a subject in the same experiments. But the more she fights her captors, the more she doubts that even she can escape becoming another of the catatonic human shells.

Maybe it’s better to not fight at all…and just give in.

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