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The Remnants Trilogy #3
Fragments of the Fall
Sometimes the only way to rebuild is to destroy.
Following the events of RUINS OF THE FALL, con man turned reluctant hero Luke Stokes returns to where his journey first New Manhattan.
He must find a way to harness HIVE's power before the system spirals out of control. As he's hunted by familiar enemies, old allies might help keep the world from plunging into the darkness—but Luke knows that there's only one law in this harsh new nothing is ever as it seems.
And with the walls closing in around Luke at every turn, ending the escalating chaos looks less likely with each passing moment...
FRAGMENTS OF THE FALL is the electric, fast-paced conclusion to the post-apocalyptic / dystopian Remnants Trilogy.
Following the events of RUINS OF THE FALL, con man turned reluctant hero Luke Stokes returns to where his journey first New Manhattan.
He must find a way to harness HIVE's power before the system spirals out of control. As he's hunted by familiar enemies, old allies might help keep the world from plunging into the darkness—but Luke knows that there's only one law in this harsh new nothing is ever as it seems.
And with the walls closing in around Luke at every turn, ending the escalating chaos looks less likely with each passing moment...
FRAGMENTS OF THE FALL is the electric, fast-paced conclusion to the post-apocalyptic / dystopian Remnants Trilogy.
207 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 1, 2022
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October 20, 2022
If I could give it 3.5 stars that would be more accurate of a rating. While still a good story and it caps off the Remnants Trilogy without many loose ends, unfortunately it suffers from massive pacing issues. It feels way too rushed. Whole chunks of story are just completely skipped, leaving us to fill in the blanks based on the outcome. It felt like a race to complete the trilogy. The book picks up 10 months after the end of the 2nd book and ends 2 years after the events of the preceeding chapters, but in the most jarring way possible. I wanted to see how things reached their conclusion and how everyone was dealt with for myself and not had it spoonfed in 5 pages. I feel the final book deserved better.
August 27, 2025
The ending felt a little rushed. But it was an enjoyable trilogy. good summer read.
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