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Hope
When Mario Cruz finds a pithos in the ancient ruins of Greece, he is determined to find out just what is inside. A year later the world has grown into a chaotic state where people have given into the Seven Deadly Sins: Anger, Lust, Greed, Sloth, Envy, Fear and Pride! Astrid Sutherland is a psychologist who lives in New York City, whose roommate has given in to greed. Her entire world changes when her building is attacked and her only hope is Cruz, the archaeologist who could either be crazy or actually onto something. Together they form an alliance to put the world back to normal and bring hope to the chaotic destruction!
238 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 2, 2019
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Reign Atkins
10 books12 followersDriven on her quest for female-empowerment, Reign is an Australian author with a passion for telling action, fantasy, comedy, and Sci-Fi stories to a worldwide audience. Having battled through a traumatic upbringing, while possessing the sheer determination to keep on going, Reign aspired to kick ass like many of her iconic heroines from books, films and TV... But because she didn't live in a world filled with vampires and demons, nor did she have access to a spaceship, Reign took matters into her own hands and wielded the sword of writing to live vicariously through her stories.
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September 9, 2019
If you love Greek mythology and action, the Hope series is a fun apocalyptic ride!
I love fun reads with lots of action!
Book one in the Hope series. Right off the bat, the prologue really intrigued me. Instantly you are hit with real human emotion, swearing, friendly flirting and action. I absolutely LOVE that. Hope is about an ancient curse releasing the Seven Deadly Sins upon humanity, causing its own extinction.
How the characters met was absolutely brilliant, I can't get over it! Every character touched my heart in some way. I like a smart mouth and characters that take no crap! Strong female roles are a definite yes in this apocalyptic story.
Guns' a blazin' - killing it in the action department! I am blown away by how many action scenes were in this plotline. I was never bored and something new was always happening. I go back and forth on which characters I'm rooting for.
"- it was about reading people. If you do it properly, you could appeal to their egos. Especially in a world where prideful people existed."
I impatiently await more of Reign Atkins' Greek mythology series!
(LGBQT+ friendly)
I love fun reads with lots of action!
Book one in the Hope series. Right off the bat, the prologue really intrigued me. Instantly you are hit with real human emotion, swearing, friendly flirting and action. I absolutely LOVE that. Hope is about an ancient curse releasing the Seven Deadly Sins upon humanity, causing its own extinction.
How the characters met was absolutely brilliant, I can't get over it! Every character touched my heart in some way. I like a smart mouth and characters that take no crap! Strong female roles are a definite yes in this apocalyptic story.
Guns' a blazin' - killing it in the action department! I am blown away by how many action scenes were in this plotline. I was never bored and something new was always happening. I go back and forth on which characters I'm rooting for.
"- it was about reading people. If you do it properly, you could appeal to their egos. Especially in a world where prideful people existed."
I impatiently await more of Reign Atkins' Greek mythology series!
(LGBQT+ friendly)
September 14, 2020
I enjoyed this apocalyptic Greek Mythology theme. Fast paced and filled with plot twists.
The rating reflects my desire to have more descriptive narrative arc to enhance the emotional tension between and within each character.
The rating reflects my desire to have more descriptive narrative arc to enhance the emotional tension between and within each character.
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