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Purge of Babylon #3.1-3.2 - Keo Part I&II
The Walls of Lemuria: The Keo Storyline
Collects the two-parter Keo storyline, The Walls of Lemuria and The Fields of Lemuria, into a single volume, and does not contain any new material.
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Every survivor has a story.
The Purge decimated the planet almost a year ago, leaving small bands of humanity scrambling to find sanctuary from the hordes of unkillable monsters that reside in the darkness.
Keo is one of the few who made it through that harrowing first night. Trapped in a small town in Louisiana, he finds himself joining forces with a group of strangers to make sense of what’s happening.
Like thousands of others around the globe at that exact moment, Keo and his new allies will discover that braving the creature-infested first night is only the beginning. Every day from that moment on will be a struggle, and every night will be a nightmare.
This is their story.
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Every survivor has a story.
The Purge decimated the planet almost a year ago, leaving small bands of humanity scrambling to find sanctuary from the hordes of unkillable monsters that reside in the darkness.
Keo is one of the few who made it through that harrowing first night. Trapped in a small town in Louisiana, he finds himself joining forces with a group of strangers to make sense of what’s happening.
Like thousands of others around the globe at that exact moment, Keo and his new allies will discover that braving the creature-infested first night is only the beginning. Every day from that moment on will be a struggle, and every night will be a nightmare.
This is their story.
584 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 23, 2015
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June 30, 2019
He’s not Will but I really like Keo more after this book.
June 26, 2017
An awesome side story!
Excellent characters in a dystopian world that I've come to enjoy! I like a competent hero who is still put to the test because no one is perfect. In a world gone mad, Keo ends up running from the black clad followers of a paramilitary madman by day and hiding from the deformed bloodsuckers by night. But it all comes to a head when the hunted has had enough and becomes the hunter. Another awesome story by Sisavath and I look forward to Keo joining the main Purge of Babylon story arc!
Excellent characters in a dystopian world that I've come to enjoy! I like a competent hero who is still put to the test because no one is perfect. In a world gone mad, Keo ends up running from the black clad followers of a paramilitary madman by day and hiding from the deformed bloodsuckers by night. But it all comes to a head when the hunted has had enough and becomes the hunter. Another awesome story by Sisavath and I look forward to Keo joining the main Purge of Babylon story arc!
May 9, 2018
Keo's story
Really good to get to know Keo. Reading this is not a side distraction from the main series as some reviews suggest. It is good because it fills in the Keo background story. Enjoyed it.
Really good to get to know Keo. Reading this is not a side distraction from the main series as some reviews suggest. It is good because it fills in the Keo background story. Enjoyed it.
March 27, 2019
I enjoy reading these books
Wow. This series keeps getting better with each book. The author outdid himself this time, I am not sure the next one can be any better but I am looking forward to finding out. This book was awesome and full of action. The characters were great!
Wow. This series keeps getting better with each book. The author outdid himself this time, I am not sure the next one can be any better but I am looking forward to finding out. This book was awesome and full of action. The characters were great!
May 22, 2019
Out-
-Fecking-Standing!!!! I've loved every book so far!!! Luckily, I find the next book to make it great!!!! Highly recommend reading books 1-3 first and then this double book, and THEN book 4!!!!!
-Fecking-Standing!!!! I've loved every book so far!!! Luckily, I find the next book to make it great!!!! Highly recommend reading books 1-3 first and then this double book, and THEN book 4!!!!!
November 22, 2019
Very good series, I thoroughly enjoyed 'The Walls of Lemuria' !!!
November 23, 2019
Great series
Love this author and this series! I’ve been hooked from the start and never want the story to end. Read new stories as soon as they become available!
Love this author and this series! I’ve been hooked from the start and never want the story to end. Read new stories as soon as they become available!
June 2, 2021
Enjoyed this book. If you like the other books by Sam Sisavath, you will enjoy this one.
October 30, 2016
Keo's Story
This was what I shall call book four, although it was apparently written after the initial series. It was not what I would have expected from Mr. Sisavath if only because I have gotten used to the totally mind gripping writing he is famous for. Mr. Sisavath usually will grab your attention and not let go until the bitter end. I wish that had been the case with this book.
This was what I shall call book four, although it was apparently written after the initial series. It was not what I would have expected from Mr. Sisavath if only because I have gotten used to the totally mind gripping writing he is famous for. Mr. Sisavath usually will grab your attention and not let go until the bitter end. I wish that had been the case with this book.
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December 30, 2015Because Bob was taken
I guess the running joke of Keo never got old for me. I like that he basically becomes a bit of the anti hero. Looking forward to the next book. Character development in this book was good just like the first three books. Can't wait to start the next one.
I guess the running joke of Keo never got old for me. I like that he basically becomes a bit of the anti hero. Looking forward to the next book. Character development in this book was good just like the first three books. Can't wait to start the next one.
May 10, 2016
Loved it
The Keo character is an integral par Babylon series book and I thought these stand alone books with Keo add a lot to Series.a I mooq Great
The Keo character is an integral par Babylon series book and I thought these stand alone books with Keo add a lot to Series.a I mooq Great
April 6, 2017
I very much enjoyed this book. The Purge of Babylon is a great action series and Keo is probably one of my favorite characters, so it was nice to get an entire book from his point of view.
If you've got time to kill and enjoy comfortable action/adventure fiction, I would definitely recommend this series. You can even read this one first because the events take place during the same time as the first books of the original series. If you do, you'll probably find yourself missing Keo for the first few books of the original series.
If you've got time to kill and enjoy comfortable action/adventure fiction, I would definitely recommend this series. You can even read this one first because the events take place during the same time as the first books of the original series. If you do, you'll probably find yourself missing Keo for the first few books of the original series.
April 25, 2017
Disappointing
I couldn't read Purge of Babylon fast enough. I stayed up late trying to find a slow stretch of story where I could pause without staying awake imagining what was going to happen next. That wasn't a concern while I was reading "Walls . . .". In fact I had trouble staying focused on the story during the daytime. The main character, Keo, isn't as engaging as Will and Danny from Purge. It didn't take long to get tired of the running joke about his name and his continuous calling of Norris, " old-timer" got on my last nerve. Norris is 56 for God's sake, not exactly ready for the nursing home! He calls Keo "kid" and even "whippersnapper". Even my 80 yr-old mom didn't use such archaic terminology. The dialogue was repetitious, sappy at times, and not comparable to that in "Purge". The entire storyline was one dimensional and lacked diversity. It's difficult to believe the author wrote this novel after "Purge" because of it's amateurish level of writing. I was disappointed and am uncertain I want to continue with the series.
I couldn't read Purge of Babylon fast enough. I stayed up late trying to find a slow stretch of story where I could pause without staying awake imagining what was going to happen next. That wasn't a concern while I was reading "Walls . . .". In fact I had trouble staying focused on the story during the daytime. The main character, Keo, isn't as engaging as Will and Danny from Purge. It didn't take long to get tired of the running joke about his name and his continuous calling of Norris, " old-timer" got on my last nerve. Norris is 56 for God's sake, not exactly ready for the nursing home! He calls Keo "kid" and even "whippersnapper". Even my 80 yr-old mom didn't use such archaic terminology. The dialogue was repetitious, sappy at times, and not comparable to that in "Purge". The entire storyline was one dimensional and lacked diversity. It's difficult to believe the author wrote this novel after "Purge" because of it's amateurish level of writing. I was disappointed and am uncertain I want to continue with the series.
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