Isolation

by J.S. Snow

In the final installment of Alex’s story, the choices she is about to make to begin the next phase of her life may isolate her from the band she loves more than anything.  In fact, all the members of Hells Redemption are contemplating the decision whether to continue living the dream of music, fame and fortune or simply go quietly into the good night and hope they’ll at least be remembered fondly.
The man who raised her, Father Martin Xavier Thomas, is also making some life changing decisions.  What will result from his self-induced isolation?    The extended family in Alex’s life have important things to consider as well.   Will what they elect to do protect her and possibly the entire world?  Can they find the madman slated to rule the earth, who also happens to hold a claim to her since she was three years old?
How will it all end?  Will their choices serve them well, or end up putting them all in a state of…

ISOLATION

Isolation is Book 5 in the Metal Prodigy Series and should be read after books 1 through 4.  438,133 Words

New Adult/Adult Contemporary Romance – Recommended for those 18 years of age and older due to violence, graphic language, hetero and homo-sexual situations.

1318 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 8, 2017

About the author

J.S. Snow began her literary obsession at the tender age of eleven with the first voluntarily read book Are you There God? It’s Me Margaret by Judy Blume. Only a few years later her fascination with fictional offerings really took root as she stepped into the mind of one of her hero’s Stephen King through his work Christine.

Now that her fascination with fictional literature has firmly taken root, she is now seriously considering a twelve step program for her e-reader addiction, feeds her fascination with fiction with new literary offerings via her coveted e-reader, has a passion for dark chocolate, sweet tea and Heavy Metal music. She is the proud mother of a downright spectacular daughter (who was head banging in the belly) and lives with the belief that the mind where the imagination lives is a far more entertaining place than TV or movies ever will be.

J.S. Snow currently resides in the midwest and has been in the administrative office field for thirty two years.

Reviews

[Kathy · Rating 5 out of 5]

Isolation - The state I put myself in while reading this final book of the Metal Prodigy Series - J.S. Snow, I applaud you for pulling off a book that is the rock romance equivalent of War & Peace in size, give or take 100,000 words, kept the story lines for the members of Hells Redemption flowing flawlessly while covering a multitude of events that ultimately brings the end to their journey. A.G.Hattabugh is not having an easy time of it - so many changes are hitting her at once that she feels isolated in her own band and marriage. There are relationships coming to surface, babies and bad guys. This book reads like a Rock Star Series that you would tune into every week to watch on cable (take note NetFlix, PassionFlix, Hulu etc) The plot is there, the action is there and more importantly A.G., John, Seth, Drake and Hiatt, and a supporting cast that makes this the world of Hells Redemption. I highly recommend this entire series - but don't expect to get much done while you isolate yourself. Bravo J.S Snow on this amazing series. I will miss them.

[Jamie Ellis · Rating 5 out of 5]

What a ride!!!!!

Yes I am going to say it!!!! Whoa this was freaking EPIC!! I mean seriously roughly a 1,000 page finale....it doesn't get any better than that. Kept this avid reader crying, laughing out loud, and cussing the characters. It had moments where I was feeling these characters emotions and to myself that is an amazingly well written book and series. When an author paints a picture and emotions with words its an amazing feat and JS Snow has done that with each and every book in this brilliant storyline and series. I am not going to go into details about this book because as a reader you should go into it without spoilers just know that Hiatt is mine!! Lol!! A a reader though and someone whom has wanted this book since January, I am left with a coupe of unanswered questions......seriously though dudetts this book was definitely worth the time into reading it. So I think I will leave you with Hiatt's favorite all time word "WHOA!!....
Thanks Jamie Nibarger Ellis