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Secret Apocalypse #6
A World on Fire: The Secret Apocalypse Book 6
Trust is deadly thing, a dangerous thing…
Rebecca and her friends were so close to escaping from Hell, from the Fortress.But they are not out of danger yet. The rescue mission failed. The company failed.And their lives are still in the balance.
But who can they trust?Who can they turn to?
They must fight the infected, the Death Squad, the nano-swarms. They must fight each other.
How will the escape?How will they survive?
A World on Fire is a Post-Apocalyptic Thriller. It is the sixth book in the Secret Apocalypse series.
★★★★★ 'A story of survival, friendship and loss that makes it worth 5 stars.'★★★★★ 'This book had me in suspense on every page!'★★★★★ 'The characters are well written. The pacing is fast and explosive.'★★★★★ 'Scary because this scenario could actually happen.’★★★★★ 'I loved this book. Keeps you hooked from beginning to end.'★★★★★ 'It leaves you hanging to buy the next book in the series! Incredibly entertaining and fun.'★★★★★ 'I could not put the book down! And now can't wait to read the rest.'★★★★★ 'This book makes me wonder about the next time I hear the words "it's just the flu".’★★★★★ 'Do yourself a favour and pick up this book now.'
Rebecca and her friends were so close to escaping from Hell, from the Fortress.But they are not out of danger yet. The rescue mission failed. The company failed.And their lives are still in the balance.
But who can they trust?Who can they turn to?
They must fight the infected, the Death Squad, the nano-swarms. They must fight each other.
How will the escape?How will they survive?
A World on Fire is a Post-Apocalyptic Thriller. It is the sixth book in the Secret Apocalypse series.
★★★★★ 'A story of survival, friendship and loss that makes it worth 5 stars.'★★★★★ 'This book had me in suspense on every page!'★★★★★ 'The characters are well written. The pacing is fast and explosive.'★★★★★ 'Scary because this scenario could actually happen.’★★★★★ 'I loved this book. Keeps you hooked from beginning to end.'★★★★★ 'It leaves you hanging to buy the next book in the series! Incredibly entertaining and fun.'★★★★★ 'I could not put the book down! And now can't wait to read the rest.'★★★★★ 'This book makes me wonder about the next time I hear the words "it's just the flu".’★★★★★ 'Do yourself a favour and pick up this book now.'
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276 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 23, 2014
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September 6, 2015
This review is for all the books in the series up to and including this one.
Since I'm still reading, I obviously like something about this series. But I'm sorry to say it's not the characterization. Most of the time, I find Rebecca annoying at best and ridiculous at worst. What's really disappointing, however, is that I barely know the supporting cast at all. Kenji is a black box most of the time, and other than assuming he's going to be heroic, I have no idea how he will react or how he feels about anything (including Rebecca). Similarly, Jack and Maria are predictably consistent in being cowardly unless it involves saving one of their own, in which case they become inexplicably brave.
What is interesting, however, is how the as time goes on. I think that's the real reason I keep coming back for more. I'm dying for some kind of explanation as to how the virus is .
My last observation is that you can tell this book is not written by an American or a woman, despite the fact that the main character is supposed to be both of those things. In American, we don't call a flashlight a torch. Never have; never will. Also, the idea that we've made it through six books without Rebecca reading the letter Kenji gave her is simply ridiculous. Teenage girls are obsessive about the boys they like. There is no way anyone will ever convince me she wouldn't have read the letter, reread the letter, and read it over and over again until it disintegrated while she dissected every possible meaning of every possible word in it...
Since I'm still reading, I obviously like something about this series. But I'm sorry to say it's not the characterization. Most of the time, I find Rebecca annoying at best and ridiculous at worst. What's really disappointing, however, is that I barely know the supporting cast at all. Kenji is a black box most of the time, and other than assuming he's going to be heroic, I have no idea how he will react or how he feels about anything (including Rebecca). Similarly, Jack and Maria are predictably consistent in being cowardly unless it involves saving one of their own, in which case they become inexplicably brave.
What is interesting, however, is how the as time goes on. I think that's the real reason I keep coming back for more. I'm dying for some kind of explanation as to how the virus is .
My last observation is that you can tell this book is not written by an American or a woman, despite the fact that the main character is supposed to be both of those things. In American, we don't call a flashlight a torch. Never have; never will. Also, the idea that we've made it through six books without Rebecca reading the letter Kenji gave her is simply ridiculous. Teenage girls are obsessive about the boys they like. There is no way anyone will ever convince me she wouldn't have read the letter, reread the letter, and read it over and over again until it disintegrated while she dissected every possible meaning of every possible word in it...
August 18, 2018
Gripping!!!
This story has you hook line and sinker! I have read a lot of cliff hangers but the cliffhanger at the end of this one has me gripping my seat. Can’t wait to read the next one
This story has you hook line and sinker! I have read a lot of cliff hangers but the cliffhanger at the end of this one has me gripping my seat. Can’t wait to read the next one
November 9, 2022
Great Series
I love this series. It has been thrilling non stop, and has maintained having fresh events to keep the reader intrigued.
I love this series. It has been thrilling non stop, and has maintained having fresh events to keep the reader intrigued.
October 23, 2015
First of all: Angel of Death is Mengele. Stop using that name to describe random, silly characters.
Now this managed to be less "fantasy land lalala", but it still is extremely out there
And the characters manage to get dumber. Like. REALLY dumber. It's sad that so many people have died, and yet this stupid group is still alive.
Also, so many repetitions. All the time. A lot. Was there a page number the author had to reach or something?
Now this managed to be less "fantasy land lalala", but it still is extremely out there
And the characters manage to get dumber. Like. REALLY dumber. It's sad that so many people have died, and yet this stupid group is still alive.
Also, so many repetitions. All the time. A lot. Was there a page number the author had to reach or something?
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