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Her Eyes Matched the Sky: Feral, Episode One
Author's Note:
The Feral Series became more than I had originally intended, which I'm very happy about. The series is now Palimpsest, and will continue with new adventures, but they'll be novels instead of novellas.
I hope you enjoy them.
Thank you and happy reading!
P.J. Post
May, 2017
This romance brought to you by the end of the world...
She was looking forward to her junior year of high school, obsessing about prom, getting her driver's license and maybe even meeting her first boyfriend, but September finds her on the run, from the bombings, from looters and much, much worse.
No more homecoming.
No more homeroom.
No more home.
The United States of America is dying, dragging civilization down with it. No electricity, no cars, no phones, no infrastructure, nothing but anarchy remains. The survivors, families and struggling communities are migrating west, away from the invading armies. Some are praying for the lights to come back on, but others are embracing the New World Order, living for today and taking what they need, but mostly, what they want.
Among them are the orphaned children, scraping by in the shadows with fewer and fewer surviving the cold nights of the approaching winter. But they don't have to be the forgotten generation.
All they need is a leader.
And she's found him. If she can keep him alive, they may all have a chance.
Author's Note: Feral is an ongoing Serialized story.
The Feral Series became more than I had originally intended, which I'm very happy about. The series is now Palimpsest, and will continue with new adventures, but they'll be novels instead of novellas.
I hope you enjoy them.
Thank you and happy reading!
P.J. Post
May, 2017
This romance brought to you by the end of the world...
She was looking forward to her junior year of high school, obsessing about prom, getting her driver's license and maybe even meeting her first boyfriend, but September finds her on the run, from the bombings, from looters and much, much worse.
No more homecoming.
No more homeroom.
No more home.
The United States of America is dying, dragging civilization down with it. No electricity, no cars, no phones, no infrastructure, nothing but anarchy remains. The survivors, families and struggling communities are migrating west, away from the invading armies. Some are praying for the lights to come back on, but others are embracing the New World Order, living for today and taking what they need, but mostly, what they want.
Among them are the orphaned children, scraping by in the shadows with fewer and fewer surviving the cold nights of the approaching winter. But they don't have to be the forgotten generation.
All they need is a leader.
And she's found him. If she can keep him alive, they may all have a chance.
Author's Note: Feral is an ongoing Serialized story.
88 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 16, 2015
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August 29, 2015
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This is a brutal little novella! I enjoyed it and am looking forward to more of the series.
The main characters don't give their names to each other, if they do that then they have to care.
He calls her Feral and she calls him a-hole and douche :)
The book doesn't really go into how the apocalypse started. It starts after the fact, when everything is just gone, electricity, everything. They have to fight for an existence involving some cruel people. Everyone is looking for the same things, food, supplies, water. They are just trying to survive, but there are always those horrible people that just kill, maim, rape, take...take...take..
I liked the budding friendship with the two characters. They both have their own traumas they have been through seeing people they love being killed etc. Hopefully together they will have a chance. And now they have Emily to care for, who is Emily? You know what I'm going to say.... read it and find out :)
This is a brutal little novella! I enjoyed it and am looking forward to more of the series.
The main characters don't give their names to each other, if they do that then they have to care.
He calls her Feral and she calls him a-hole and douche :)
The book doesn't really go into how the apocalypse started. It starts after the fact, when everything is just gone, electricity, everything. They have to fight for an existence involving some cruel people. Everyone is looking for the same things, food, supplies, water. They are just trying to survive, but there are always those horrible people that just kill, maim, rape, take...take...take..
I liked the budding friendship with the two characters. They both have their own traumas they have been through seeing people they love being killed etc. Hopefully together they will have a chance. And now they have Emily to care for, who is Emily? You know what I'm going to say.... read it and find out :)
October 1, 2015
First I feel I must confess that I am hopelessly addicted to serials and Kindles series. I love the way you get a bit of the story at a time. You don’t have to wait a year for the next book and they are quick reads.
I loved the start of this serial. The first couple pages use the word “shit” about a million times but once they got past that I was into it.
The world is in chaos. Towns and cities are blown apart and packs of people move across the landscape like cattle. The reason or who bombed us hasn’t been discussed yet, just the aftermath. People are encouraged to go to locations for rations but as things get worse the agency created to help has gone rouge and instead is killing and stealing the supplies from the survivors.
The two main characters are not quite given names yet. They don’t want to get too attached. The male, Asshole as he is called a lot, is nearing the end of his rope. He feels that everything good about him has been stripped away by the way the new world works. To prove to himself that there is still something good inside he vows to get a girl posing as a boy to a safe location. He calls her Feral.
They have a good banter. The story is well paced. Even if Assholes obsession with Feral seems odd at first I can see it happening. People need each other and he was in need of something good. Something positive to live for. A goal that made him feel better about himself.
I am very interested to see where this serial goes and to learn more about the world they are in. Already bought the next installment!
I loved the start of this serial. The first couple pages use the word “shit” about a million times but once they got past that I was into it.
The world is in chaos. Towns and cities are blown apart and packs of people move across the landscape like cattle. The reason or who bombed us hasn’t been discussed yet, just the aftermath. People are encouraged to go to locations for rations but as things get worse the agency created to help has gone rouge and instead is killing and stealing the supplies from the survivors.
The two main characters are not quite given names yet. They don’t want to get too attached. The male, Asshole as he is called a lot, is nearing the end of his rope. He feels that everything good about him has been stripped away by the way the new world works. To prove to himself that there is still something good inside he vows to get a girl posing as a boy to a safe location. He calls her Feral.
They have a good banter. The story is well paced. Even if Assholes obsession with Feral seems odd at first I can see it happening. People need each other and he was in need of something good. Something positive to live for. A goal that made him feel better about himself.
I am very interested to see where this serial goes and to learn more about the world they are in. Already bought the next installment!
August 17, 2015
Post apocalyptic, savage and raw, we find two characters struggling to get through the anarchy surrounding.
Getting a feel for their pain, and their struggles and fears, you can't help but wonder what they have ahead of them. Add what might be a touch of a romantic relationship, and I'm in!
This first episode is exactly what I would want from a book - it grabs you, lets you peek at what's going on, and then holds off on revealing too much so you're enticed back.
Cannot wait for episode 2, and would suggest this for everyone!!
Getting a feel for their pain, and their struggles and fears, you can't help but wonder what they have ahead of them. Add what might be a touch of a romantic relationship, and I'm in!
This first episode is exactly what I would want from a book - it grabs you, lets you peek at what's going on, and then holds off on revealing too much so you're enticed back.
Cannot wait for episode 2, and would suggest this for everyone!!
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