Survivors
The Voices Book 3
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'Lee Child channelling Stephen King - but the vision is unique and, against all the odds, the humanity of the survivors shines through the gloom' Daily Mail
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There are two kinds of people in this world. Those who hear voices, and those who want to silence them.
Pilgrim is a man with a past he can't remember. When he wakes alone in a shallow grave, there is a voice in his head that doesn't belong to him. It explains who he is and what he's done. It tells him he has one purpose: to find a girl named Lacey.
As Pilgrim is drawn north to Missouri in search of Lacey, he must also travel back to where it all began - to those he left behind. War is coming, and Pilgrim is going to need all the allies he can get.
Survivors is the highly anticipated third instalment in the acclaimed Voices series, following the spectacular novels Defender and Hunted. Good and Evil are closer than ever before in a world where the voices in your head can save or slaughter you.
(P) Headline Publishing Limited©2019 G X Todd
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Commentaires
Lee Child channeling Stephen King - but the vision is unique and, against all the odds, the humanity of the survivors shines through the gloom.
[A] brilliantly written, immersive journey into GX Todd's darkly imaginative world. (Adam Hamdy)
Where Hunted left on a bit of a cliffhanger, Survivors will keep you on that cliff edge dangling by your toes!
This has hands down been my favourite series in many years, the post apocalyptic setting is palpable, the characters are incredibly real and the whole thing so far has been a masterclass in superb storytelling. The writing is sublime, beautiful, totally immersive, involving to the point of genuine obsession, I do simply live in that world while I'm reading it. (LizLovesBooks)
Lee Child channelling Stephen King - but the vision is unique and, against all the odds, the humanity of the survivors shines through the gloom
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