The E Series Books 1-3 Boxed Set: E / Evolution / Eden

E #1-3

by Kate Wrath

Ten Laws.  Two punishments.  First erasure.  Second death. In a dystopian world where the masses struggle to fulfill the most basic of needs, where robots inflict immediate 'justice' upon those who break the rules and yet warlords and criminals thrive, a girl is dropped onto the streets of a distant Outpost without her memory.The first three books of The E Series follow Eden's journey from nameless girl to powerful figurehead, navigating a labyrinth of events that become the foundation of a revolution.An epic story, and a human one.  Friendship, love, and family are all put to the test in this darkest and bleakest of landscapes.

Kindle Edition

Published October 18, 2015

About the author

Kate Wrath is a sci-fi/fantasy author from southwestern New Mexico. She has written two series: The E Series, and Fairytale Evolution.


Kate believes in literature as an art form, world peace, and animal rights, but aspires to write total trash that is full of senseless violence, with characters who eat house pets.

Reviews

[Tamara · Rating 5 out of 5]

These books are bliss. If you are in need of a poetic dystopian series, you have found the right place! The E series, written by Kate Wrath, is about a girl with no identity, about a group of people who become family, about a world of confussions. But as memories come back in a territory where people know you and a lost book is found; Eden is born.

[Michelle · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a story that sticks with you! One that you don't forget in between waiting for new books to be published.

If you like dystopian books, definitely give these a try! The world and characters are very alive and imaginative. Epic battles and journeys. Everything from Sentry's, crazy amazon women, people who are zombie like, bandits to war lords. There's realistic romance, heartache, mystery, friendships, love and loss.

Eden, the main female heroine, is strong, weak, brave, caring, scared, badass, smart, part smartass lol! All things you admire in a woman who's fighting to be strong in a world that's wrong...

[Leo-Kathy Sigrist · Rating 5 out of 5]

WOW! What an excellent story. I had concerns when I first picked up this series. It is written in the first person. It is a lot of story for one person's point of view. But it was a page burner! I could see some influences from the classics as well. I know Kate references Mark Twain's writing. I saw a little poetry from John Keats, which was perfect by the way. Since this story was in the first person, it provide (and took advantage of) surprises. Although I wasn't too surprised by the end, it played out well and I am ready for the next book. Thank you Kate.