WSJ and USAT Bestselling author Amelia lives in the great state of Washington with her family of five giants the shortest being her. She loves reading, and writing and finding new ways to drive readers crazy with twisting plots that will leave them sitting on the edge of their seats. She also run's Erotica Book Club and enjoy's helping Indie Authors find new fans.
Darkest Before Dawn. A Guardian's Diary, #1
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- ISBN978-0-9911909-6-6
- EAN9780991190966
- Date de parution14/10/2014
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- ÉditeurAmelia Hutchins
Résumé
Going through an apocalyptic event doesn't mean the end of the world. My dad is a modern day Noah, you know building an ark, trying to save folks and getting my brother, and I ready for the impending end of days - whatever that means. Nothing in his prepper manuals had us ready for what actually happened. I had nothing to prepare me for Jaeden and Lachlan. Heck, I don't know of any girl that would have been prepared for those two.
There was nothing to prepare us for the things that go bump in the night or zombies, although now that I think on it, zombies might have been easier to deal with than what really happened. No, an apocalyptic event is just a set-up for things in our world to be shaken AND stirred. What will rise from the ruins remains to be seen.
There was nothing to prepare us for the things that go bump in the night or zombies, although now that I think on it, zombies might have been easier to deal with than what really happened. No, an apocalyptic event is just a set-up for things in our world to be shaken AND stirred. What will rise from the ruins remains to be seen.























