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Endless Night
These aren’t your mom’s sparkly vampires. “Like the Lord of the Flies … in a concentration camp run by vampires.” When a young wanderer of untapped power awakens imprisoned by a conspiracy of ruthless vampires, he must harness his raw abilities to overthrow their vampiric order, save his fellow survivors, and rescue the woman he’s come to love. But how can one man overcome dozens of preternaturally swift killers? How does he fight back with no weapons of his own? And how can he dare love, when everyone around him would sell each other out for the slightest advantage? Readers say Endless Night is a gripping survival adventure mixing cinematic action with existential horror at its best. If you love The Hunger Games, I Am Legend, or anything in the supernatural post-apocalyptic genre, you’ll love Endless Night because it’s a non-stop action ride with constant twists and action amid a battle for survival. Grab your copy today. ***
251 pages, Paperback
Published May 19, 2018
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August 12, 2016
-Visión post-apocalíptica algo diferente a la más habitual.-
Género. Narrativa fantástica.
Lo que nos cuenta. En los campos de internamiento en los que viven un gran número de humanos la vida es muy dura y breve en muchos casos. Y es que en los años setenta los vampiros se revelaron al mundo y comenzaron su ataque, haciendo que la civilización entrase en un apocalipsis de violencia y terror. Veinte años después, los humanos parecen sobrevivir en pequeños asentamientos aislados y los “cosechadores” han construido un complejo de campos junto a una instalación hidroeléctrica de Nuevo Méjico, donde mantienen humanos para su consumo. Day es uno de ellos, y sobrevive día a día a la amenaza de los vampiros y a la de alguno de los otros prisioneros.
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Género. Narrativa fantástica.
Lo que nos cuenta. En los campos de internamiento en los que viven un gran número de humanos la vida es muy dura y breve en muchos casos. Y es que en los años setenta los vampiros se revelaron al mundo y comenzaron su ataque, haciendo que la civilización entrase en un apocalipsis de violencia y terror. Veinte años después, los humanos parecen sobrevivir en pequeños asentamientos aislados y los “cosechadores” han construido un complejo de campos junto a una instalación hidroeléctrica de Nuevo Méjico, donde mantienen humanos para su consumo. Day es uno de ellos, y sobrevive día a día a la amenaza de los vampiros y a la de alguno de los otros prisioneros.
¿Quiere saber más de este libro, sin spoilers? Visite:
http://librosdeolethros.blogspot.com/...
November 24, 2013
**3.5 stars**
So another post apocalyptic read for me - I love these types of tales - in this case I was intrigued to read this because I don't often read a book with a vampiric plot - I tend to find them exceedingly dull. Sorry twilight fans!
Anyway I digress - this was far from dull. In a world where supernatural creatures are at the top of the food chain and some humans are kept on "cattle farms" with only a slow painful death in their future, Our protagonist, Day, must somehow find the will and the means to escape this fate - and hopefully save others from the same.
There is a somewhat slow start to this book, it is one of those that you have to stick with for a while before it "kicks in" and becomes more of a page turner, once it does however it becomes thoroughly enjoyable.
Characterisation is good and the world building is clever, if nothing new. Overall I would rate this as one of my "popcorn" reads - A fast and satisfying peek into another world.
Happy Reading Folks!
So another post apocalyptic read for me - I love these types of tales - in this case I was intrigued to read this because I don't often read a book with a vampiric plot - I tend to find them exceedingly dull. Sorry twilight fans!
Anyway I digress - this was far from dull. In a world where supernatural creatures are at the top of the food chain and some humans are kept on "cattle farms" with only a slow painful death in their future, Our protagonist, Day, must somehow find the will and the means to escape this fate - and hopefully save others from the same.
There is a somewhat slow start to this book, it is one of those that you have to stick with for a while before it "kicks in" and becomes more of a page turner, once it does however it becomes thoroughly enjoyable.
Characterisation is good and the world building is clever, if nothing new. Overall I would rate this as one of my "popcorn" reads - A fast and satisfying peek into another world.
Happy Reading Folks!
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