Lynette M. Burrows

If I Should Die (The Fellowship Dystopia, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

After escaping abuse and the life of a rebel soldier, Miranda navigates her yacht through the inland waterways, rescuing fugitives from tyranny. She looks forward to a winter in warmer waters and a safer locale than 1964 Fellowship America. But her family isn't done with her yet.

She receives two letters. Now she must choose between war and peace. Between brother and sister.

Her estranged sister, the wife of the Fellowship's newly confirmed Prophet, offers her forgiveness and a chance for peace.

Her brother, sworn to destroy the tyrants of the Fellowship, needs rescued from certain death so he can deliver vital information to the rebel leader.

Voyaging against the current, she weighs her choices.

Will she stick to her peaceful principles and allow many to die or resurrect her dark side to save lives? No matter which choice she makes, it will cost her. Dearly.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Lynette M. Burrows
• Erscheinungstermin: 24. Mai 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781732582286
• Artikelnr.: 63961144

Autorenporträt

Lynette M. Burrows is a survivor. She survived moving to seventeen different schools before she graduated from high school. She contends that this makes her uniquely qualified to write a dystopian novel or two.

Lynette enjoys coffee, the pleasure of real books, and the crack of a nine-millimeter, not necessarily all at the same time-although they all appear in her stories. Spiced with a dash of intrigue, a dollop of mayhem, and a liberal dose of automatic weapons her stories aim to entertain.

The White Box stories, her collaborations with Rob Chilson, appeared in Analog. She's also had stories published in regional and national children's magazines.

Her five star debut novel, My Soul to Keep, takes place in America but it's not the nation you know. Readers have said it has the social significance of The Handmaid's Tale and the suspense and action will keep you turning pages.

She blogs regularly about inspiration, books, story research, writing, and other subjects of interest. She loves to talk to people. Talk to Lynette on her website, Facebook, or one of her author pages.

Lynette, her artist husband and their pack of Yorkies live in Oz, otherwise known as Kansas.