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The Pulse Effex Series: Box Set
Andrea, Lexie and Sarah are ordinary teens until the day the world shut down.
In this chilling Christian YA tale, the girls and their families must develop faith and grit to survive.
But can they find the strength to fight when society collapses and enemies surround?
Takes readers into a heart-pounding future for America, while affirming the power of faith in the darkest of times.
In this chilling Christian YA tale, the girls and their families must develop faith and grit to survive.
But can they find the strength to fight when society collapses and enemies surround?
Takes readers into a heart-pounding future for America, while affirming the power of faith in the darkest of times.
883 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 16, 2018
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L.R. Burkard
5 books13 followersAlso known as Linore Rose Burkard.
She writes YA Suspense/Apocalyptic fiction as L.R. Burkard, not only to keep expanding boundaries for her readers, but to explore deeper themes. Between books, she homeschools her youngest daughter, preferably while wearing pjs and with her feet up.
She writes YA Suspense/Apocalyptic fiction as L.R. Burkard, not only to keep expanding boundaries for her readers, but to explore deeper themes. Between books, she homeschools her youngest daughter, preferably while wearing pjs and with her feet up.
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November 30, 2019
Exciting enough, sweet and scary too
It was very nice to read a series without filthy words and still maintaining the fast paced drama that is required of an apocalyptic thriller. I would have liked to see more maturity in Lexie and Andrea before they were married but I suppose the circumstances called for more flexibility.
It was very nice to read a series without filthy words and still maintaining the fast paced drama that is required of an apocalyptic thriller. I would have liked to see more maturity in Lexie and Andrea before they were married but I suppose the circumstances called for more flexibility.
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