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Safe Haven is leaving America
Safe Haven has abandoned the cursed mountain in search of a boat to take them to Pitcairn Island. Population cut in half, they have a long month of travel ahead and not enough fuel, water, food, or Eagles to make the journey. Forced to resume scavenging for their needs as they roll, the refugee camp is a target for other survivors who are still determined to be a part of that light. Angela needs to get her people south without being discovered. It is an impossible goal in a harsh, unforgiving environment where the only truth is survival.


Last Call. Who will go and who will stay?
The light is fading. The descendants in camp have been weakened. Forbidden by the boss to use their power or draw energy, the hosts are becoming fragile and the camp around them is helpless to protect their gifted members. When Angela leaves camp on a run and doesn’t return, Safe Haven begins to tear itself apart and not even Marc can stop it. Will Angela be found in time to keep them together or will an unknown contagion keep Safe Haven from getting on the boat at all?


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Last Call
Book Nine of Life After War
827 pages
©Angela White
C9 Publications
ISBN#: 978-1-945927-57-7
Next in Setting Sail (Book 10) Life After War
Related to Alexa’s Travels, Marc and Dog

649 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 29, 2018

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6 reviews
March 18, 2018
This needs to be a Netflix series!!!

I love this story. I honestly hope it never ends. Post apocalyptic stories give us the best and worst of humanity. Angela White honestly writes that both of those exist in most of us.
And seriously, someone needs to create this story for the small screen
The editing errors were more prevalent in this book but, in a way, it adds to the realism.
48 reviews1 follower
February 21, 2018
Yes, I did notice a lot of grammatical errors but I love this series and that did not stop me from enjoying the story.

Was pleasantly surprised by The Sanctuary city all though it seemed too good to be true. Still waiting for the other shoe to drop. Lol, but that’s how good a writer Angela is.

Can’t wait for the next book in the series!
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
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842 reviews9 followers
July 28, 2024
Safe Haven is under attack. Everyone is super tired and no powers left

Safe Haven is under attack and everyone has used their powers to the point they have little left. They are almost out of ammo. But something strange is happening, their attackers are under attack from an unknown source. What is happening? Who is helping?
678 reviews11 followers
April 13, 2021
It is really hard to write a review for Angela White. Everything you want in a book is in her book 9.
It is a pleasure reading any book she writes. And the book is long enough that you really get into the plot and the characters. This is one series you have to read.
4 reviews
March 27, 2018
Last Call

I love the storyline of the series and have a love/hate relationship with the characters. I have purchased the whole set, so far. I, like many others, have found MANY grammar issues. But, choose to make my best attempts at reading in favor of the good story. However, something that is really challenging for me is research issues. For instance, do you use a map on the wall with distance and measurements while you write? On what U.S.A. map is a Mississippi Naval base just across the Georgia State Line? How does one get from Georgia to Mississippi in such a short time while driving in a in a tight line of 2o+ vehicles going around 35mph? During the govt battle the soldiers were mostly on foot and on a 100 mile a day march to get to the mountain on foot. The survivors were into positions and duties from state to state and on foot in hours . Those soldiers on the 100 mile a day marches would have bleeding and bloody feet and to tired to fight a 4 year old over his Lego house. I lived in the area of that mountain. Been to Lookout,and Ruby Falls, Stone Mountain and know the area fairly well. Most of your distances and timing were so far off that even I was lost. Like Marks trip out west through Indian lands, Denver etc. Mostly on horseback. There is no way that the distance and timing works. I saw in another review post where someone mentioned firing your editors, I will second that. I still plan to get the next books and to finish reading the series as it is completed , and I will still enjoy them.
17 reviews1 follower
September 15, 2018
Just like the previous books in the Life After War series, this book is extremely hard to put down once you start (alert - you may want to re-read the last chapter of book 8 to keep up with the story line ... some people even re-read the entire story from the beginning when each new book comes out). Granted this issue is an early release edition and does have some typos and other spots that need cleaned up, but for all of us die-hard LAW readers who can't hardly wait for each new book to be released we don't really worry much about those spots as we don't want to wait any longer to read the newest part of the saga.

Book Nine of the Life After War series continues on the story of a group of survivors that are called Safe Haven and their escape to Pitcairn Island from what remains of the old US after a last massive world war and a vengeful nature has killed off the majority of the population, and what remains are mostly groups that just want to kill everyone else. In book 9 we get a twist in the story line as Safe Haven meets up with another group that is much like them and are peaceful, yet they chose to stay and rebuild in a bit of the old west Fort style (their "town" is surrounded by a thick wall that was made from parts of destroyed houses with entrance through a main gate, and they grow their own food/raise animals inside much like the frontier army forts did).

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373 reviews34 followers
February 4, 2018
Very disappointed. Once again, the author has failed to use a good editor. There were words missing, wrong words, misspelled words from chapter 1 onward. This doesn't even address grammar and punctuation problems. Her early books in the series had the same problems, but the last two, I thought she had finally sprung for an editor.

I admit I am hooked on the series and the characters. However, this book she repeated within it a lot of information and character reasoning "repeatedly". The plot only progressed at the end. I think she should have tightened up the first 75% and at least taken us as far as getting ready to board the boat in this book. It felt like too much filler and not enough time taken to write a complete book in the series.

did rushing to publication shortshrift the writing process?
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Author 72 books324 followers
November 29, 2023
This was another long instalment of a complex and detailed post-apocalyptic fantasy series, which sees Safe Heaven attempting to reach the boat for the island. There are battles, dilemmas and changes.

I liked the writing style, all except 'me either', when it should be 'me neither '. It was extremely detailed and frequently switched between characters so we knew what was happening as a whole - well done.

Guilt was a common theme, though, in my opinion, it was sometimes misplaced - evil must be vanished when possible without guilt.

Angela is a complex character and her powers amazing and yet she's vulnerable and susceptible to numerous things. I would not like to be her.

Overall, this was a good story with familiar characters and new ones, together making an intriguing mix and satisfying read.

Recommended.
21 reviews
May 30, 2018
STUPENDOUS!

Angela White evolves with each book she writes just as her main character Angie does.
I enjoy her interesting take on theology even though I would be considered heretic within my own sphere of living because of my reading habits.
Plus the fact that I believe in magic, (cue song here).
I have a unique relationship with our Creator that many Christians would cringe at.
I argue, cuss, and fight with God a lot. I have trouble accepting things as they always expect to be done.
Angela's writing shows that too. This book 9 is incredibly illuminating and book 10 even more so.
The Apocalypse has never been so exciting or terrifying as the Life After War series is.
Tighten your 5-point harness my friends. The ride ain't over yet!
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2 reviews
May 21, 2018
I have read all the books in this series and this is one of the best. I am anticipating book 10.
I have reread some of the earlier books to keep up with the characters. The earthquake in the mountain was so sad, so many good people lost.
My biggest complaint is the proofreading, misspelled words, incomplete sentences, and grammar errors.
Angela White is an amazing and imaginative writer, with a bright future.
I hope the next book will bring happiness, love, and peace to Angela, Marc, and all of Safe Haven.
2 reviews
November 15, 2018
Grammar and spelling

A good read, with great characters and storyline, though the flow can sometimes be hard to follow. Many grammatical errors and some spelling errors as well. I don't know if an editor is being used but one should be considered if not; if one is, then find a good one because they aren't good at their job. At a minimum have someone with good grammar and spelling skills read and edit before publishing. It is easy to his our mistakes when only the writer reviews their work.
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742 reviews5 followers
July 11, 2023
The Stage is Set! (SPOILER ALERT!)

As the group gets ready to leave Ciemus and America for their journey to the ship and then their new home for the next few Yeats on the island, gifts begin to return to the descendants and Angela regains her glimpses of the future... Optimism and hope make a long missing reappearance for the Safe Haven crew and the new members from Ciemus... even as some of the Safe Haven group remain behind in Ciemus...
38 reviews
February 9, 2018
I just love these books!!!

These books definitely need to be read it order. Especially after they've been edited again. I still find some wording mistakes but at least now you're able to follow the book without having to reread the page a few times. Every LAW book is better than the last one and I can't wait for the next one!!! Hurry up Angie !!!
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40 reviews
February 9, 2018
Great Read!

Love this series! Non stop action. If the world was ending and changing as we know it now...you would want to be a member of "Safe Haven" with Angela and Marc guiding and protecting you.
10 reviews
March 18, 2018
Lovely books but need editing to be clearer. I agree with one rating where the last Sanctuary town seems too good to be true, that something is going to change. I am looking forward to the next book, #10.
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39 reviews
August 23, 2018
As always, this book in the series kept my attention all the way through. I have read the entire series thus far and look forward to more books and adventures. Angela White brings these characters to life and I truly like the love/hate relationships between the characters.
336 reviews1 follower
November 12, 2018
They keep getting better and better

This is one of my favorite series to read over and over. Interesting characters, original plots...it's never boring. One chapter I'm laughing, the next crying. Can't wait to read the next book in the series.
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368 reviews1 follower
December 3, 2018
Last Call for Safe Haven in America

Safe Haven is making progress in living through the refugee attacks and battles.
Many were hurt and killed during the battles at the cave. Healing has begun as Safe Haven readies for a trip to sanctuary.
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January 8, 2019
Story is still great

But the editing is still abysmal. Whoever is doing the editing is not doing the author a service. No matter how good the story is , it can't flow if all the editing errors make it seem like rollerskating over a room full of marbles.
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8 reviews
April 8, 2018
Worth the wait!

This is a very fast paced book and you won’t want to put it down. The characters are complex and layered, so nothing is quite predictable. Can’t wait for book 10!
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1 review
April 26, 2018
Great read!!!

Hooked from the beginning!!!
Excellent story line.
Couldn't put it down!!!!!
Looking for number 10 now.
Read it and you won't be sorry.
637 reviews5 followers
July 20, 2018
Have read books 7 to 9 back to back which is really rare for me, but I just want to know what happens next. Bought book 10, how long will I wait?
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3 reviews6 followers
August 24, 2018
This is book 9 in my Life After War series. Thank you for the reviews!
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