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The final book of the Firebrand Trilogy
In a world where the young fight for survival against the savage monsters they are destined to become, Scout's mission all along has been finding a way to stop everyone she loves from going Gray.
With help from her friends, they discover the life-saving cure just as Grays overrun their sanctuary. Once again on the run, Scout and her companions stumble across the Hill, the last bastion of hope in this devastated world. But when an army of Grays led by an old adversary breaches the Hill's defenses, their illusion of paradise is once again shattered.
In this final, desperate fight against overwhelming odds, the fate of humanity teeters on the brink. If Scout and her friends fail and the cure is lost, mankind is doomed.
Don't miss the thrilling conclusion to the series!
In a world where the young fight for survival against the savage monsters they are destined to become, Scout's mission all along has been finding a way to stop everyone she loves from going Gray.
With help from her friends, they discover the life-saving cure just as Grays overrun their sanctuary. Once again on the run, Scout and her companions stumble across the Hill, the last bastion of hope in this devastated world. But when an army of Grays led by an old adversary breaches the Hill's defenses, their illusion of paradise is once again shattered.
In this final, desperate fight against overwhelming odds, the fate of humanity teeters on the brink. If Scout and her friends fail and the cure is lost, mankind is doomed.
Don't miss the thrilling conclusion to the series!
308 pages, ebook
Published October 31, 2023
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About the author
David Kettlehake
7 books18 followersDavid Kettlehake’s fascination with reading began at a very young age. Even though his father was a minister and his mother was a social worker and money was tight, his parents never said no to books. He still vividly remembers reading under the covers at night with a flashlight, while listening for the footfalls of his parents telling him (for the last time!) to go to sleep.
The first book he ever checked out of a library was Robert A. Heinlein’s Rocket Ship Galileo, back in elementary school. But as often as not, he could be found reading an Alistair MacClean thriller, or horror short stories from H.P. Lovecraft. Science fiction and fantasy novels came later, and even now the books he picks up are from genres all across the board.
For the most part, his protagonists are average people caught up in events outside their control, forcing them to overcome their own fears and shortcomings in order to succeed…or survive.
He deeply believes that reading should be fun and pleasurable, and that when you finish one of his books you breathe a deep, satisfied sigh, and wish there were just a few more pages.
David and his wonderful wife Lisa have three terrific kids, Nikki, Aaron, and Ian. He and his wife live in the suburbs of Columbus, Ohio. They love traveling here and abroad and seeing the world, which is why his stories tend to gravitate outside of the U.S.
His third novel, the YA dystopian thriller GRAY, will be released in September of 2020 through Brother Mockingbird Publishing.
Please visit his website at www.davidkettlehake.com, or email him at david.kettlehake@gmail.com
The first book he ever checked out of a library was Robert A. Heinlein’s Rocket Ship Galileo, back in elementary school. But as often as not, he could be found reading an Alistair MacClean thriller, or horror short stories from H.P. Lovecraft. Science fiction and fantasy novels came later, and even now the books he picks up are from genres all across the board.
For the most part, his protagonists are average people caught up in events outside their control, forcing them to overcome their own fears and shortcomings in order to succeed…or survive.
He deeply believes that reading should be fun and pleasurable, and that when you finish one of his books you breathe a deep, satisfied sigh, and wish there were just a few more pages.
David and his wonderful wife Lisa have three terrific kids, Nikki, Aaron, and Ian. He and his wife live in the suburbs of Columbus, Ohio. They love traveling here and abroad and seeing the world, which is why his stories tend to gravitate outside of the U.S.
His third novel, the YA dystopian thriller GRAY, will be released in September of 2020 through Brother Mockingbird Publishing.
Please visit his website at www.davidkettlehake.com, or email him at david.kettlehake@gmail.com
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December 2, 2023
A stellar final chapter with some new twists and turns!
As the third book in the series, this book had it all! Some consistency in storytelling from the first, new challenges and adventure opened up like in the second, and still had room for its own surprises and characters that were quick to become favorites of the entire series! Such rich, relatable, and realistic characters, big and small. What an awesome world created and to be explored! This was a welcome return to a story that had much more to say/share. I feel like we're all lucky to have been able to dive back in and soak up the story. And, while I didn't want to story to end - this book in particular and overall - it makes me all the more excited for whatever might come next from Kettlehake. As it did for me, I hope this story (and series) brings folks great joy, hope, and entertainment 🙂
As the third book in the series, this book had it all! Some consistency in storytelling from the first, new challenges and adventure opened up like in the second, and still had room for its own surprises and characters that were quick to become favorites of the entire series! Such rich, relatable, and realistic characters, big and small. What an awesome world created and to be explored! This was a welcome return to a story that had much more to say/share. I feel like we're all lucky to have been able to dive back in and soak up the story. And, while I didn't want to story to end - this book in particular and overall - it makes me all the more excited for whatever might come next from Kettlehake. As it did for me, I hope this story (and series) brings folks great joy, hope, and entertainment 🙂
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