Summer Ruins
The Last Year, #4
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3.7 • 3 Ratings
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- $3.99
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Publisher Description
A final battle for the survival of Earth is coming.
Between the alien Others and the destruction of humanity stand four Dissidents.
When the Prime Other banishes them to the Harvest Site to live the remainder of their time on earth as slaves, the Dissidents use the opportunity to learn more about the substance that keeps the Others alive…and how they might use it to their advantage. But the Others guard their secrets well, and the Prime Other has proven his willingness to do whatever’s necessary to secure a future for his race, no matter what or who is destroyed in the process.
When Althea and the boys realize their lives could be the key to allowing another planet to suffer the same fate as earth, they promise they’ll die before they let that happen. If they can’t figure out how to turn the tables in their favor before the Summer Celebration, they might have to do just that.
The end draws near, and there’s only one question left—are the Dissidents going to save their chosen people or perish alongside them?
Customer Reviews
The last Year series by Trisha Leigh
This series has to be the most frustrating and worst piece of writing I’ve ever wasted time on.
The promise of the unity of the four being more powerful never comes to fruition. Their inability to decisively deal with the enemy drives the reader insane. Instead it’s some intelligent scientists who have to come up with the solution. They constantly seem to forget that they have any powers or are so reluctant to use them that they really become a tantalising but useless feature of the story line. Their humanistic benevolence hinders them from being able to fight the enemy and save humanity. They constantly blame themselves for any death or injury instead of becoming angry at the perpetrators of these heinous crimes who have no compulsion about using and destroying other life forms and their planets.
Please spare yourself and don’t try reading this garbage. Please Trisha don’t write anymore books.