My Rating for Year One: 5 Stars and a Recommended Read
New Year’s Eve was supposed to be happy and joyous except
death stalks the world, waiting to unleash its wrath, one person at a time. It
came, silent and deadly. Killing one person, infecting another and The Doom, as
it is called, spreads causing chaos, destruction of world governments and more
even as select few survive but with powers only found in fairy tales. Shifters,
Fae and fairies, seers and more become even more prevalent. Some follow the
light and good, while others relish in the dark. They are called The Uncanny
and the battle between light and dark has begun amid the ruins of the world.
Fear, hope, love and magick become the new normal for the survivors. But first
they have to survive…
YEAR ONE by Nora
Roberts is departure from her previous trilogies where it is paranormal/urban
fantasy to the core. This new book into a new trilogy takes her writing onto a
new path and the reader better hang on tight, the ride is about to get deadly. The
writing just flows on the pages, the reader gets caught up in the story and you
can not help but stand behind the survivors as they navigate a world gone mad.
This is a story that will take you by the throat and lead you places in the
story that will haunt you days after you finish the book.
YEAR ONE is a
stirring and captivating story that showcase the reliance of some plucky
survivors and the world as we know it cease to exist. Coffee, hot showers,
electricity and all the stuff we take for granted cease and those who survive
The Doom, find themselves trying to survive on the scraps they find or barter
for. There is a core group the story centers on and will toggle back and forth
within the story for a time as the author keeps the story moving evenly and
quickly. You meet Max and Lana, Chuck, Fred and a few more that will steal your
heart and never let go. YEAR ONE delivers a pulse pounding ride from start to
finish and captivates the reader right off the bat.
YEAR ONE is stunning departure for Ms. Roberts and one that I fell in love with. The story starts innocently enough but morphs into a future that could happen. The author takes a tired genre (Post-Apocalyptic/Dystopian) and flips it around, delivering a fresh new take on it that will reel you in and never let you go. This book just sucked me in and literally had me eager to finish it, even when I was at work. The only drawback I got to say was I must wait for book two. If you enjoy a new take on post-apocalyptic tales, then you will devour YEAR ONE in one sitting. I highly recommend this fascinating and thrilling new book by an author who knows just how to weave a spell around her readers and entertain them till the very end.
This is an objective review and not an endorsement
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