Blog Tour Stop: The Dawn of the Apocalypse

So today I am the stop for the Dawn of the Apocalypse tour

January 1, 2000.

May 21, 2011.

December 21, 2012

These are just a few of the days humans prophesied as bringing catastrophic events that would end the world. We predicted nuclear warfare. Drastic climate change. A call from God.

We were wrong.

Cue the gargoyle invasion—laboratory bred mutants designed to slaughter humans. When the government goes AWOL and gargoyles are swarming by the hundreds, it's up to the citizens of the United States to regroup and save themselves.

Meet Cliff Matthews, a teenage boy separated from his entire family with the exception of his younger sister, whom he is desperate to keep alive. Along the quest to save their lives, he encounters people who aren't all that they seem. Everyday's a battle, but if he can't trust his own species, where does that leave his family?

And we can't forget the man who may be willing to sacrifice Cliff's life, if it means world domination.

In terms of doomsday, no one could have seen this coming.

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REVIEW: The book was good, not spectacular but good. The beginning put me off a little because it had poorly translated Spanish. I hope that will be corrected in the finished copy. The plot was excellent, I enjoyed the characters and I did feel empathy for Cliff. I enjoyed the book and I can't wait for the rest of you to read it!!

FAVORITE QUOTE
"I was in the neighborhood and then I said, Oh look a dying boy. This will be great to start my collection."- Hunter

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Being the daughter of an accomplished author, E.S.P. grew up listening to stories and telling her own to classmates. After writing for several years and even publishing some short works, she finally decided to take the plunge to write (plus finish!)a full length novel. Thus, Dawn of the Apocalypse was born. When she's not writing, she's either reading books, blogging at whoistheserialreader.blogspot.com, or watching eighties movies

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Peace, Love and Fangirl,

Alex