Ann Swann
Author
Ann Swann has been a writer since junior high, but to pay the bills she has waited tables, delivered newspapers, cleaned other people’s houses, taught school, and had a stint as a secretary in a rock-n-roll radio station. She also worked as a 911 operator and a police dispatcher.
Her fiction began to win awards during her college days. Since then she’s published several short stories, novels, and novellas. She’s always reading and always writing, but even if no one ever bought another book, Ann would not stop writing. For her it’s a necessity, like breathing. Most of the time, it even keeps her sane.
Contact Ann at http://annswann.blogspot.com
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REMAINDERS
YA Fiction
We are the remainders,
the inheritors of the ashes,
and the builders of a new dawn.
From where jack sat, it appeared the black sludge had cleaned up all the bodies, both Takers and humans. Except for the ones inside the Cheyenne Mountain Complex. He had no way of knowing what happened in there. The one glimpse he’d had inside the mountain had been so horrific, he hadn’t waited around to see more.
After finding jack’s father and a few other survivors, both takers and humans, the group dubbed themselves “remainders.” They were determined to not go quietly into the night, regardless of the cost.
But as time and space unraveled, and the laws of physics dissolved, the group found they had nothing left to hold onto except their faith, hope, and each other.
Will that be enough?
Also by Ann Swann
The Apocalypse in Eden Trilogy
TAKERS
When the cosmic fabric separating the dimensions rips open and spits the inhabitants of Purgatory into his hometown, the initial rip is so forceful it kills everyone and everything that isn’t indoors or underground. That’s the only thing that saves 14-year-old Jack is that he just happens to be in the school basement at the time.
SEEKERS
When the cosmic fabric separating the dimensions rips open and spits the inhabitants of Purgatory into his hometown, the initial rip is so forceful it kills everyone and everything that isn’t indoors or underground. That’s the only thing that saves 14-year-old Jack is that he just happens to be in the school basement at the time.
Yeah, But I Didn’t
The first rung: the betrayal
The second rung: the assault
The third rung: the rumors
The fourth rung: the painting
The final rung: no other way out
Benji Stevens is 14 years old when her world falls apart. Betrayed, bullied, and battered emotionally, physically, and spiritually, her life spirals out of control.
I felt it intensely. This is a tough read but a good one, and an easy five stars.