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The Line
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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Fri, Apr 12, 2019
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Mystery
Disaster breaks loose when a storm wielding lightning hits the side of mount Craiff, sending an avalanche barreling down the side of the mountain. Bellamy and his newly wedded wife Melissa are taken by the avalanche but not before Bellamy notices something strange about the lightning. Instead of zigzagging unpredictable streaks of light, the lightning appears to come down in a more coordinated manner as thick columns, leaving behind what seems to be some sort of two legged creature, too far away to make out. The line is a dystopian book following the story of Bellamy, aged somewhere in his early twenties (the main character at this stage) and three kids who've lost their parents. The plan for this book is yet to be fully determined but it starts off with a flash forward that should give you indication of where the book is headed. I would love your feedback!!
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**COMPLETED** Several years after the world succumbed to a deadly strain of measles that turned those infected into crazed, mindless cannibals, Charlotte wanders the backroads alone, content with surviving day-to-day. That's until she crosses paths with Nate and his daughter, Emmi. Emmi is not and cannot be vaccinated against the disease, so the only way to protect her and give her some kind of life is to reunite her with her estranged mother in a quarantine zone on the other side of the country. Charlotte wants nothing to do with Nate or the girl who reminds her of her dead sister. She does not want to go through the grief of losing people again if something bad were to happen. And something bad does happen when Emmi is kidnapped, and it's no one's fault but Charlotte's. Through this obligation alone, Charlotte feels like it is her responsibility to get Emmi back, to right her wrong. In helping Nate pursue his kidnapped daughter, Charlotte inadvertently allows herself to feel again, to care for those other than herself. But with the clock ticking, Charlotte's new-found family may just end up like her own, dead and destroyed, if Emmi is exposed to the disease that her father tried so hard to protect her from.

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