Ground Zero

Arcadia Saga #3

by Al Stone

IT HAPPENS EVERY 26,000 YEARS.

Only a few ever survive.

This time ...

No one will.

That is unless Charlie Blake can locate all four diamonds to restore the Talisman of El and receive his calling from the remaining three elements before the Annus Magnus strikes. With both Arcadia and the mortal world in a state of unrest, his life quickly spirals out of control as it seems everyone has put a bounty on his head. Maybe even his closest allies.

Not knowing who to trust, Charlie starts to dig up the past. When new revelations arise, he begins to question whether the Legion of Light really is what it claims to be and whether he's been fighting for the wrong side all along. The line between good and evil is no longer as clear-cut as it used to be, especially when it appears Charlie's destiny could very well be to destroy everything he loves.

Hero or villain? Charlie isn't so sure anymore.

670 pages, Paperback

First published February 17, 2016

About the author

Al Stone is the author of the Arcadia Saga (YA Fantasy). After graduating with a BA in Film & Television, Al worked in the television industry for a brief period before a disabling injury led to a pursuit in storytelling. Talisman Of El is Al’s debut novel. The sequels Blackout and Ground Zero are currently available for sale.

At present, Al lives in England, United Kingdom.

Reviews

[Sheri · Rating 5 out of 5]

Ground Zero (Arcadia Book 3) by Al Stone

In the final installment of the Arcadia series everything is on the line for Charlie. He knows who he (really) is. The entire worlds fate is in his hands, as he races against time and enemies to pull it all together. Not knowing who or what to trust becomes a challenge. A great ending to this series of good versus evil. Overall I found Ground Zero enjoyable and feel those who love fantasy will enjoy it as well.

[Julia (Pages for Thoughts) · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book in the series is where Charlie really feels the most pressure. Stopping an enemy or a demon is one thing, but the whole world ending is another. My heart goes out for Charlie and his extreme courage. The ending wrapped up the series very nicely and clearly shows the outcome of the rest of their lives.I must say, there was a lot to wrap my head around. Almost every chapter, he's somewhere else and another huge event occurs. There were so many twists and turns it was sometimes quite overwhelming. I still have some questions that will require me to read the book again. On the bright side, I liked the book so that won't be a problem! Read my full review at http://pagesforthoughts.blogspot.com/...

[Heather · Rating 3 out of 5]

I liked. So glad how it ended.

[Jannin (The Booknerd Dragon) · Rating 3 out of 5]

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