The End

by Craig Hole

Peter wakes on the side of the road unsure of where he is, knowledge of something terrible dawning on him. He gets an odd visit from a patient claiming to know of the end of the world of a pending invasion. Peter is trying to live on an Earth where life outside the dome is death and dreaming is illegal. He is fighting desperately to survive as the last shreds of his squad are all that remains of humanity on a barren Earth. Stranded in a town Peter has to face a horrific reality when he is attacked by a stranger. He is trying to fight the urge to kill again, and losing. Peter is slowly dying, across multiple realities, multiple spots in time, he is facing, the end.

464 pages, Paperback

First published February 11, 2014

About the author

Living in Toronto I have been writing and telling stories for as long as I can remember. One day I would love to have my stories support me, but as long as they bring enjoyment to someone I am happy. I write because I love words, I love to read and I live for stories. A graduate of the University of Toronto’s English program I have been immersed in literature and strive to make an impact on the world of words, no matter how small it may be.

Reviews

[Maxene · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book is a complex story almost inceptionie. The beginning of the novel starts a little jumbled and you have to remember each story line as it changes a lot. Once you're about 50 pags in everything begins to smooth out and make more sense. The main character has been written well and the story eventually comes together. I would recommend this novel to anyone looking for a good challenging read.