6.05.2024

The Rise and Ruin of Everwood by Alicia Morgan

 

This early review copy was gifted to me by author Alicia Morgan. This in no way impacts the rating of the book. All of my reviews contain my honest opinions.

Title: The Rise and Ruin of Everwood
Series: On the Hills of Hope
Author: Alicia Morgan
Genre: Dystopian, Romance
Source: digital, Alicia Morgan
Published: May 14, 2024
Pages: 243

Synopsis

In a merciless world, deep in the Adirondacks, where Mother Nature rules the land—Eva vowed two things: to protect the people of Everwood and never fall in love. Love in these dangerous times is a liability, one she can’t afford to risk.

When fate intervenes, she meets a mysterious man who has lost his memory and his way. Slowly, her heart begins to betraying her promise. As tensions rise and secrets are revealed, Evangeline Wolf is faced with a decision. One that could not only affect her settlement but the rest of her life.

In this postapocalyptic era, where perils are hidden around every corner, this handsome stranger may be Eva’s only hope to save Everwood—forcing her to reevaluate who the true enemy is and what lengths she is willing to go to establish peace.

Thoughts

I've recently had the pleasure of immersing myself in a riveting post-apocalyptic fantasy, 'The Rise and Ruin of Everwood'. The journey through the book was an unforgettable one, with the narrative keeping me on the edge of my seat.

One of the characters that stood out for me was Krieger. There was something captivating about his persona that made him an incredibly enjoyable character to read about. His unique traits and the progression of his character arc added a compelling layer to the story.

The transformation of Evangeline, another central character, was another highlight of the book for me. Initially, she comes off as a closed-off individual, someone who keeps her feelings and thoughts to herself. However, as the narrative progresses, she gradually becomes more open and cheerful. This change in her character was not only believable but also heartwarming to witness.

The story was action-packed, filled with twists and turns that kept me thoroughly engaged. The pacing of the plot was so relentless that it felt like a swift read, despite the depth and complexity of the narrative. Each chapter brought a new revelation, a new challenge for the characters, making it impossible to put the book down.

As I reached the end of the book, I found myself brimming with curiosity about what lies ahead for all the characters. Their stories, their struggles, and their triumphs have left me eager for more. It's safe to say that I'm eagerly anticipating the next installment in this series.

In conclusion, 'The Rise and Ruin of Everwood' is a thought-provoking and gripping read that offers a fascinating exploration of its characters and a thrilling ride through its action-packed plot.


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