The End of Innocence (A Game of War, Part Two)
Kids, Technology, Fiction, Science Fiction, Teen, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Adventure
| Author: | Michael Cairns | ISBN: | 9781909699038 |
| Publisher: | Cairns Publishing | Publication: | March 31, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Cairns Publishing | Language: | English |
| Author: | Michael Cairns |
| ISBN: | 9781909699038 |
| Publisher: | Cairns Publishing |
| Publication: | March 31, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Cairns Publishing |
| Language: | English |
A fast paced sci-fi adventure, A Game of War blends dizzying excitement with a whirlpool of emotions to keep you gripped from beginning to end. Like ‘The Hunger Games'? You'll love this.
A Game of War so far:
Ally flies and dad shoots. She’s got a gift for flying, always has, even before she joined the Game.
The Game?
A weekly contest between slaves, winner takes all, losers get to walk home, assuming they survive that is.
Now in Part two:
The game keeps changing.
Either you change with it, or you die.
But for Ally and Stem, the changes are greater than they ever thought possible and now, there are no rules.
Ally and Stem discover something incredible about themselves. The discovery gives them the power to fight back at the fickle creatures that keep them enslaved. But nothing is ever simple, and what begins with hope may end in tragedy.
The End of Innocence sees Ally and Stem take the fight to the Lords. After countless centuries of enslavement, pioneers for the human race are finally fighting back for its freedom.
Praise for A Game of War, Part One:
“Now hang on just a cotton-pickin’ minute here mister author! You cannot, can NOT just end the book with a cliffhanger the size of the Grand Canyon!
Do you know what this will do for my sanity, having to wait until April 1st?…
Oh my goodness, what an awesome read that was – I am salivating for the next book in the series.
You are indeed Mr Cairns on my top ten author list now “
Ingrid Kennedy
A fast paced sci-fi adventure, A Game of War blends dizzying excitement with a whirlpool of emotions to keep you gripped from beginning to end. Like ‘The Hunger Games'? You'll love this.
A Game of War so far:
Ally flies and dad shoots. She’s got a gift for flying, always has, even before she joined the Game.
The Game?
A weekly contest between slaves, winner takes all, losers get to walk home, assuming they survive that is.
Now in Part two:
The game keeps changing.
Either you change with it, or you die.
But for Ally and Stem, the changes are greater than they ever thought possible and now, there are no rules.
Ally and Stem discover something incredible about themselves. The discovery gives them the power to fight back at the fickle creatures that keep them enslaved. But nothing is ever simple, and what begins with hope may end in tragedy.
The End of Innocence sees Ally and Stem take the fight to the Lords. After countless centuries of enslavement, pioneers for the human race are finally fighting back for its freedom.
Praise for A Game of War, Part One:
“Now hang on just a cotton-pickin’ minute here mister author! You cannot, can NOT just end the book with a cliffhanger the size of the Grand Canyon!
Do you know what this will do for my sanity, having to wait until April 1st?…
Oh my goodness, what an awesome read that was – I am salivating for the next book in the series.
You are indeed Mr Cairns on my top ten author list now “
Ingrid Kennedy
