1/2986: Publisher's Pack

1/2986, Books 1–2

By: A. Wendeberg

Narrated by: Emma Galvin

1/2986: Publisher's Pack contains Cut and Fog, books one and two of the 1/2986 series.

Cut

I've reached my expiration date. Not that it matters. We're all going to die.

To Mickaela Capra, all words have flavours. Each emotion burns so fiercely that she carves them into her skin. The night she decides to press the blade deep enough, a stranger offers her a different kind of ending. One that makes her question everything she's learned about the apocalypse.

But truth comes with a price. Two rules carved in bone: Kill. Survive.

Because the final wars were never meant to end.

Fog

You don't hear death leaping at you. But I can hear you die. And I can see your body grow as grey and black as the soil that drinks your blood.

Micka never signed up to be a hero. Yet, here she is—at the front lines of humanity's desperate struggle for survival. Alone with Runner, she's about to march into battle against a terrorist organisation that vowed to wipe humanity off the planet.

Or what's left of it.

Micka mastered the grim art of killing. Now, she must learn the true cost of survival in a world gone mad.

A haunting exploration of trauma and survival, for fans of Emily St. John Mandel's Station Eleven, Cormac McCarthy's The Road, and Margaret Atwood's MaddAddam. Contains mature content.

©2018 Annelie Wendeberg (P)2018 Podium Publishing

very enjoyable post-apocalyptic

a very descriptive writer who paints a compelling story. heroine is bisexual so maybe a discussion point with your children if you listen with your kids

Found very interesting.

I really enjoyed these books love hearing others veiws end of the world.
Also loved the naration great voice to match the situation :)

Excellent Narrator

Excellent narration. I thought it would be a typical Post Apocalyptic read, in fact I left it in my wish list for quite a while before giving it a chance.. Now I wish I hadn't waited. Great original story. Looking forward to more.

Hero of a book!

This is the second time I've read this. It's got a strong female character she flawed, but clever. At 15 , she's struggling to find out who she is in a futuristic and harsh world. The narrator is wonderful. She captures the tone and pace very well. Looking forward treating the rest.again. Hope you'll have.same. Hope you'll have Emma Galvin read those too, I'd buy them all!