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After: A five book post-apocalyptic boxed set
A boxed set of uniquely different post-apocalyptic novels, featuring characters just like you.
What would you be willing to do to survive?
Table of Contents
1. "The Last Girl Guide" by Karen Wrighton
2. "The Tube Riders: Underground" by Chris Ward
3. "Mr Apocalypse" by Mark Gillespie
4. "Of Myst and Folly" by Leah Cutter
5. "The Rift" by Kim Antieau
What would you be willing to do to survive?
Table of Contents
1. "The Last Girl Guide" by Karen Wrighton
2. "The Tube Riders: Underground" by Chris Ward
3. "Mr Apocalypse" by Mark Gillespie
4. "Of Myst and Folly" by Leah Cutter
5. "The Rift" by Kim Antieau
1327 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 5, 2017
9 people want to read
About the author
Karen Wrighton
12 books74 followersAmazon Bestselling Author of The Afterland Chronicles and Dark Fairy Tale Series
Hi, there! I'm Karen Wrighton, an established British author of books for teenagers, young adults and adults with young hearts.
My work falls into the broad genre of Speculative Fiction, a type of story writing that involves supernatural, futuristic or other imagined elements. This encompasses the traditional genres of Fantasy, Science Fiction, Horror, Supernatural Fiction and Science Fantasy.
This eclectic genre provides me with the flexibility to write stories that at first glance may appear very different, yet they all maintain that 'other worldly' element which I love, and which has come to characterise my work.
My books include my début novel ASCENSION OF THE WHYTE which became an Amazon Bestseller, as did the second in the series RYTE OF PASSAGE. The Afterland Chronicles series, described as Lord of the Rings meets Harry Potter, was completed in 2017 with the release of ICE AND FYRE, the third book in the series.
My new Dark Fairy Tale Series commenced with a Dystopian novel - THE LAST GIRL GUIDE a dark post-apocalyptic YA book based loosely around the Red Riding Hood Fairy Tale.
I am currently working on the second book in the series - RABBIT GIRL, which is a dark contemporary adaptation of Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland.
You can find more information about me and my books at - www.karenwrightonbooks.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/karenwrighto... Twitter: @KarenWrighton
Get my FREE Starter Library - two first of series novels - by signing up for my mailing list at:
www.karenwrightonbooks.com
Hi, there! I'm Karen Wrighton, an established British author of books for teenagers, young adults and adults with young hearts.
My work falls into the broad genre of Speculative Fiction, a type of story writing that involves supernatural, futuristic or other imagined elements. This encompasses the traditional genres of Fantasy, Science Fiction, Horror, Supernatural Fiction and Science Fantasy.
This eclectic genre provides me with the flexibility to write stories that at first glance may appear very different, yet they all maintain that 'other worldly' element which I love, and which has come to characterise my work.
My books include my début novel ASCENSION OF THE WHYTE which became an Amazon Bestseller, as did the second in the series RYTE OF PASSAGE. The Afterland Chronicles series, described as Lord of the Rings meets Harry Potter, was completed in 2017 with the release of ICE AND FYRE, the third book in the series.
My new Dark Fairy Tale Series commenced with a Dystopian novel - THE LAST GIRL GUIDE a dark post-apocalyptic YA book based loosely around the Red Riding Hood Fairy Tale.
I am currently working on the second book in the series - RABBIT GIRL, which is a dark contemporary adaptation of Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland.
You can find more information about me and my books at - www.karenwrightonbooks.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/karenwrighto... Twitter: @KarenWrighton
Get my FREE Starter Library - two first of series novels - by signing up for my mailing list at:
www.karenwrightonbooks.com
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