Western Desert The Chronicles of Lily Carmichael trilogy Book 2 eBook PJ Sharon
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WESTERN DESERT, Book Two in The Chronicles of Lily Carmichael trilogy, takes off where WANING MOON ends. Genetically enhanced sixteen-year-old Lily Carmichael, and seventeen-year-old Will Callahan embark on a journey across a sun-ravaged and decimated US in the year 2057, bound for the Western Desert on a dangerous rescue mission. The survivors they meet along the way put Lily’s healing abilities to the test and challenge Will’s resolve to find his missing father—no matter the cost. But even with the burden of life and death on their shoulders, and the Industry hot on their trail, the greatest challenge they face is trusting their hearts to each other.
Western Desert The Chronicles of Lily Carmichael trilogy Book 2 eBook PJ Sharon
After having read the first book and loving it, I was excited to see the story continue in book two. As I mentioned in my previous review, I'm a big fan of dystopian novels and this series has been one of my favorites so far. This second book doesn't fall flat in the slightest (as some tend to do). Lily and Will are fighting to save her brother from an evil doctor in a world full of radiation and chaos. I truly think this trilogy could be the next big series like Divergent or The Hunger Games--I've been telling all of my friends about it because I really want to see this in movie form.Product details
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Western Desert The Chronicles of Lily Carmichael trilogy Book 2 eBook PJ Sharon Reviews
Western Desert is the second in the Chronicles of Lily Carmichael by P.J Sharon and it’s as excellent as the first. This dystopian/post-apocalyptic series should be as popular as the Hunger Games; it really is that good. The only reason it isn’t on everyone’s lips and on everyone’s s is because as an indie author, Sharon does not have the backing of a big publisher, and that’s all the more reason why you should read this book and shout about it far and wide. It’s beautifully crafted, well-polished and a unique and powerful story. Books like this make liars of those who say that indie books are of lesser quality. This is far better than many mainstream books I’ve read.
The human race has pretty much stuffed the planet in Lily Carmichael’s world. Radiation is so high that you have to stay inside in the middle of the day and the level is climbing, extreme storms wreck havoc and a virus has wiped out a large number of the population. New York is in ruins and inhabited by murderous gangs and the Government is under the control of the Vice President, a megalomaniac who has taken control of many of the cities and given people food, shelter and medical care in exchange for their freedom to choose their jobs, homes and spouses. Huge domes protect these cities and towns from the radiation, and outside of them, people take their chances with radiation, bandits and lack of food, goods and services. Lily lives on the outside and that’s where she intends to stay.
In this book, Lily, accompanied by love-interest Will, is on a mission to wrench her brother back from the clutches of the Vice President and the evil doctor who oversaw the genetic modifications that make Lily and her brother, as well as Will and another boy stolen from her hometown, important for the megalomaniac’s plans. Things are not that simple, however, and after a journey full of dangers and obstacles, Lily and Will discover that things are not as they seem.
Beneath the tension of simply surviving in their world and getting to where they want to go—an institute in the WesternDesert beneath Las Vegas—Lily has mixed feelings for Will. They are attracted to each other, but they have very different ideas about carrying and using weapons. Will has lied to her in the past, and tends to take things into his own hands, taking actions that Lily doesn’t agree with in order to protect her. The big question is can they trust each other? The characterisation is solid for both the main and subsidiary characters, and them and their relationships grow as the story progresses—as it should, but often doesn’t in modern fiction.
The plot is action-packed and the pacing is excellent with just the right amount of tension and rest periods. I loved the hot spring scene. Reader’s need respite from the life-threatening action just as the characters do.
The end is bitter sweet and very well done. Though some may prefer a more cheesy end, this is much more real. It left me quite satisfied and looking forward to another installment.
I give this an unrestrained 5 stars, and recommend that everyone who likes YA dystopian or post-apocalyptic novels read this one. If you don’t like the genre, at least share this with friends who do because this author deserves to sell lots of books.
I received this book free of charge from the author and reviewed it on behalf of the Awesome Indies.
I've never received a book directly from an author in order to review it and I was a little hesitant because I wanted to be able to write an honest review. But I'm very glad I did, because I really enjoyed the first book in the trilogy (Waning Moon) and was looking forward to this one. Western Desert is the second book in the Lily Carmichael trilogy, and this is just as good, if not better. The author did much of the world-building in the first book, but more is explained here, and the action in Western Desert starts right away. The characters are memorable and believable. Lily is a great character, she has her head on straight but isn't invincible. Will is more of a mystery, but his motivation (saving his father) is clear. The post-apocalyptic world the author portrays is frighteningly possible, and the choice many people are forced to make between liberty and safety (sound familiar?) is scary. All in all, a really enjoyable book and highly recommended.
I enjoyed the final chapter of this trilogy. The books are action packed and fast paced.
PJ Sharon writes spellbinding books. Western Desert is a sequel to Waning Moon which I also read, and it is equally as good. Lily, Will and Sam, the McKinley sisters; they are all enchanting characters. I couldn't wait to see what Ms. Sharon had in store for them next. Great reads, both of them.
I really enjoyed this second book in the Lily Carmichael Trilogy. I can't wait to see how the series finishes up in book three. My dislike for Josh Johnson turned into a understanding of why he was the way he was. I respected him by the end of the book, but I never did really like him. I learned more about Garnet and realized that she wasn't as shallow as I thought. Lily evolved some but not quite as far as I would have liked to see. Will just keeps adding layers to his character. He has been my favorite from the start because he's caring but will do what's necessary to keep himself and the ones he cares about safe. I was really disappointed about Zeph's choice, but I can understand it. The book was a great read, but at the end I was disappointed in the way it ended. It was a great ending to open up for the next book. But I wanted to read more right away to see how their choices would affect them, and I hoped maybe there would be a change of heart on some of the decisions. I am rooting for Lily and Will to end up together, but I just don't know if it will happen. I think that since he was the only guy she was ever attracted too should pull them together. But then I look at how opposite they are. I think because they are opposites they balance each other out. This doesn't mean they will see it this way. I think they should work on trusting and understanding each other better, and learn how to put themselves in the other person's shoes and compromise. Based on the book the chemistry is definitely there. Having said all of this it is definitely a book I would recommend. I am going to read it a second time because it's that good , and I want to make sure I didn't miss anything.
This one is a tearjerker. Wasn't prepared for any of the outcomes. Zeph, Josh, Will or Lily.....they all made choice, found out things......I just need to read the next book now.....sleep who needs it.
Long enough and thorough enough. I liked the first book better. There was some long winded self doubt but I liked it all the same.I will be purchasing the third in the trilogy.
After having read the first book and loving it, I was excited to see the story continue in book two. As I mentioned in my previous review, I'm a big fan of dystopian novels and this series has been one of my favorites so far. This second book doesn't fall flat in the slightest (as some tend to do). Lily and Will are fighting to save her brother from an evil doctor in a world full of radiation and chaos. I truly think this trilogy could be the next big series like Divergent or The Hunger Games--I've been telling all of my friends about it because I really want to see this in movie form.
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