May 2018
The Apocalypse Whenever book club: voting underway for 2018
You can still vote on which books to read in June. CLICK HERE TO VOTE FOR A 2018 BOOK
NOW: The Hauntings of Playing God by Chris Dietzel
I've just begun this one, without re-reading the blurb; so far it's an enjoyable and interesting read. I hope you can join us for the discussion.
"Everyone is dead. All that remains is an old woman and a gymnasium full of unresponsive bodies. Each day, another storm approaches, threatening to destroy the building they call home. Each night, a series of nightmares leaves the woman screaming for help. Alone and overwhelmed, will the final member of the human race be thought of as a caretaker or as a monster? The Hauntings of Playing God is a story about the possibilities each life holds. It is also a lesson about the importance of believing in something greater than yourself."
NEXT?? So many books tied!
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• The Fire Sermon by Francesa Haig
• The Sunlight Pilgrims by Jenni Fagan
• Gather the Daughters by Jennie Melamed
• Gone by Michael Grant
• Trackers by Nicholas Sansbury Smith
• Shades of Grey by Jasper Fforde
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May Book Giveaway: ENTER NOW
Du Bois by T.J. Mines
"Set in a frozen wasteland, Du Bois is the last city before the ice cap starts. One of the last democratic societies in the world, trade and entertainment thrive in Du Bois. Freedom of speech and religion make it the only known place where all are welcome. But for how long?
Follow Ismael on his quest to protect Du Bois from Al Bari attacks, from within and without. Aand Abdul, who is visiting the city for the first time and finds the last thing he expects there.
See how far the corruption of the world goes."
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NEW BOOKS BY AW AUTHORS​
Keep an eye on this thread for books newly published by members of Apocalypse Whenever. (click the title above, it's a link!)
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-That's all she wrote.-
I hope you enjoyed the newsletter — if you have any questions or notice any errors, just send me a message! Freebies are available at the time of this mailing, but are temporary.
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Apocalyptically yours,
Gertie