Books with title Summer of the Apocalypse

The Apocalypse--The Undead World: Novel 1Greed, terrorism, and simple bad luck conspire to bring mankind to its knees as a viral infection spreads out of control, reducing those infected to undead horrors that feed upon the rest. It's a time of misery and death for most, however there are some who are lucky, some who are ruthless, and some who are just too damned tough to go down without a fight. This is their story.What the readers say about The Apocalypse: "No frills, just raw and earnest fear.""Fun and scary, it will have you turning the pages right to the end...""This has everything I love in a good story: interesting characters, vivid details, fast pacing, and a shocker at the end."

When a plague wipes out most of humanity, fifteen-year-old Eric sets out to find his father. Sixty years later, Eric starts another long journey in an America that has long since quit resembling our own, but there are shadows everywhere. Shadows of what the world once was, and shadows from Eric's past. Blood bandits, wolves, fire, feral children, and an insane militia are only a few of the problems Eric faces. Set in Denver, Colorado and the western foothills, Van Pelt's first novel is both a coming-of-age tale, and a story of an old man's search for hope in the midst of disaster. Eric's two adventures lead him through a slice of modern America and into the depths of one man's heart.

When a plague wipes out most of humanity, fifteen-year-old Eric sets out to find his father. Sixty years later, Eric starts another long journey in an America that has long since quit resembling our own, but there are shadows everywhere. Shadows of what the world once was, and shadows from Eric's past. Blood bandits, wolves, fire, feral children, and an insane militia are only a few of the problems Eric faces. Set in Denver, Colorado and the western foothills, Van Pelt's first novel is both a coming-of-age tale, and a story of an old man's search for hope in the midst of disaster. Eric's two adventures lead him through a slice of modern America and into the depths of one man's heart.

From Jennifer Hilary, best-selling author of Tender Branches, Staying Alive and This Wasn’t Supposed to Happen, a new tale:A lovely autumn day, a high school field trip to a historic abbey, a monastery. The visitors cross the lake to the isolated ancient abbey, which had been shipped stone by stone from England and lovingly rebuilt. It is now an active monastery with an attached small convent. They step out into a lovely natural world of wildlife, birds and autumn foliage. But within the next hours they lose a beloved mentor. The abbey seems ominous now, dark, frightening. The four white horsemen of the Apocalypse: War, Famine, Pestilence and Death come charging into the quiet contemplative world, unseen perhaps, but real in their battle with the Angels of the Apocalypse whom the prayerful believe strive invisibly to protect the community. The abbey is no longer limited to just the religious, but frightened young visitors and their teachers. We learn of their lives, their dreams, and take heart at their drive to survive, their clever solutions to life’s new challenges. Romance blooms even in the Dark Times. As they work together in their new community, the eternal questions are asked and asked again. Will there be answers?

A fictional depiction of the War of Armageddon. Becca, is a soul cast from heaven and forced to walk on earth until final judgment. Along the way, she meets Isaiah, her new friend and mentor, and also the first of their kind. He trains her to use her new powers and shows her the trial she will face, including her murderous husband. Hell wants her, Heaven fights for her, and nobody realizes how much Armageddon depends on her.

All sixteen year old Casey wanted to do that summer was kick back, avoid trouble and go through her yet another summer school experience as calmly and quickly as possible.Her brother Morgan however had other plans.Not two nights passed in the old school building and Morgan finds himself in more trouble than even he could ever bargain for.Now, as a ghost that only his friends can see he needs to save a brother he never knew about, stop monsters from another dimension from making a permanent residence in ours and find a way back into his body before his mom pulls the plug.

A fictional depiction of the War of Armageddon. Becca, is a soul cast from heaven and forced to walk on earth until final judgment. Along the way, she meets Isaiah, her new friend and mentor, and also the first of their kind. He trains her to use her new powers and shows her the trial she will face, including her murderous husband. Hell wants her, Heaven fights for her, and nobody realizes how much Armageddon depends on her.

Watch Out! You shouldn't build your house just anywhere. Someone, or something, might already be living there. As a rule, moles are fairly easy going and put up with quite a lot. But this family of moles just aren't like that. Everyone knows moles are clever. Think about it, when did you last see a run-over mole? Badgers, bunnies and hedgehogs get themselves run over all the time. They're just not careful. But not moles. So when a happy, friendly and loving family build their dream house on top of the home of some pretty ruthless and inventive moles, the results are far more than alarming!But don't read this book if you are a delicate child. And you certainly shouldn't read it if you love all gentle creatures. And, most of all, YOU MUST NOT READ THIS BOOK IF YOU ARE ABOUT TO MOVE INTO A BRAND NEW HOUSE, recently built on land that had small tunnels just beneath the surface.This book, short as it is, was written by my son Jack when he was about four. Jack has a very dark sense of humour. I recently rediscovered it, and thought that sharing it with you might just make your day. His writing isn't perfect though, so I've taken the liberty of writing what I think he wrote near where it should be, so that you - another very irresponsible adult - can pass the story on without too much bother.