Invasion: An Underground Apocalypse Series

Dead Trees #1

by Eli Constant

In an instant, an ordinary suburban life shatters. A devoted father is gone. And one mother’s desperate journey to save her daughters unfolds.Nothing will ever be the same... now that the beasts have left the underground.Elise was living her version of a perfect life. She loved her husband, loved being a mother, even loved the soccer mom minivan she once swore was never going to be ‘her style’.Then the undergrounders crawled their way out from the primordial soil that had reared them to sentient life. A species as native to this Earth as human beings…Fearful of the sunlight, undergrounders originally kept to the night. Humans had the advantage of day.But that’s quickly changing, because the undergrounders adapt supernaturally-fast. Light becomes less of a savior every minute.The boundaries between ground and sky have blurred into hell.All Elise can do is keep running. Keep praying. And try to keep her children alive for one more day.***INVASION is 120,000 words of pulse-pounding apocalypse survival story with a dash of oddball science and just enough heartfelt moments sprinkled in to keep the darkness at bay.The Dead Trees – OUT NOWLifelines – OUT NOWHybrids – COMING 2023Futurity – Bonus Story, Release TBA

360 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 10, 2019

About the author

Eli Constant also writes as Eliza Grace.

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Reviews

[Fawn · Rating 3 out of 5]

Invasion

The version I read has a few mistakes such as saying 3 kids instead of 2. There is a section that has vertical lines making it difficult to read. I personally had a hard time connecting with Elise. She made choices I didn't understand. The story had enough going that I did keep reading to see how this book would end.

[Teresa · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good book. A bit too much scientific or technical talk for a few chapters and the god idea sucked. But otherwise very enjoyable