Who is the main character in the Dystopia Books? In general she is a strong woman, a mother, a leader, and someone who cares deeply for those she finds in her group. Destiny or “Dez” as she is called in the book has a few quirks too, so let’s have a look at her world.
What happened?
I think about you every day
Wonder if you think of me.
Even though you’re so far away
gives me joy for all to see.
Writing in the indie world is an uphill climb. Many excellent writers, glorious storytellers with magical mysteries flowing onto pages, are never seen. Manuscripts being sent for review with high hopes, only to be responded to with rejection after rejection. Dashing hopes, and sometimes silencing dreams for good, these struggles plague many authors.
★★★★★ Five Stars
Dee has written something a little different. The story is fiction, it’s a gripping tale but she also weaves in actual, real life ideas about prepping. It doesn’t read like a textbook. In the back are loads of references for further study. It reminds me a little of James Wesley Rawles TEOTWAWKI book from the 90’s but better. — David Simpson Author of Zombie Road
★★★★★ Five Stars
What just happened here? I couldn’t believe how fast I feel in love with Kael and Zyla. The twists and turns, the additional information as these kids grew to learn more about the devastating dystopian future around them… I was hooked from the beginning. And now I HAVE to read the next one to see just how deep into the insurrection this series goes! – Amazon Review
★★★★★ Five Stars
I need more! In 3 days I read these four books and could not stop. I need to find out what happens next to these wonderful characters. There were so many twists and turns in the story. The never ending plot, it just kept me enthralled — Amazon Reviewer
How does this book speak to the things of today? When we are staring down the road and see that we are now forbidden to go outside, stores are closed, and friends and family cant have holidays it feels just a little dystopian. While it is true that at the very least flu deaths have decreased simply from the distancing, everything feels so disconnected.
Darkness falls over the day, distraught, the sounds they cry out in despair. A cloud descends o’er my eyes this night as I sleep between dark and light.