Over the ages, there have been many stories and untruths told about the mythical shieldmaiden, Lagertha. This is not one of those stories.
Briet is tasked with a momentous task: kill the creature she has raised from birth.
Born into power, sold into slavery. Her only escape is silence.
Larundel - A place plagued by lost souls. A ring that has claimed a few of them. And a woman who is about to collide with a world she has forgotten about.
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What is the Difference Between ‘Dystopia’, ‘Apocalyptic’ and ‘Post-Apocalyptic’ Novels?
*UPDATED: 5th September 2014* Recently, I have noticed my book Emeline and the Mutants tagged with the genre dystopia. While others have tagged it post-apocalyptic. And then, of course, there is the apocalyptic genre being thrown around also. So, what’s the difference? And are they still considered horror? … Continue reading
Posted in Apocalypse, Dystopia, Dystopia Reading Challenge 2013, Emeline and the Mutants, Post-Apocalyptic, The Walking Dead, zombies
Tagged apocalypse, apocalyptic, Blog of Erised, dystopia, Dystopia Reading challenge 2013, Emeline and the Mutants, Justin Cronin, post-apocalypse, post-apocalypstic, Sir Thomas Moore, Stephen King, Suzanne Collins, The Hunger Games, The Passage, The Stand, The Walking Dead, Under the Dome, Utopia
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Rachel Tsoumbakos 