Kingdom City Resurrection edition by Ben Ireland Luke Spooner McKenna Gardner Mystery Thriller Suspense eBooks
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With the death of Kingdom City’s chief of police in a terrorist attack, Autumn Stevens lost the only man who could save her from herself. Still paralyzed by grief after six months, the last thing she expected was his return—along with three thousand of his fallen comrades.
As confusion turns to violence throughout the city, Autumn discovers the lengths she will go to protect her family, and right the wrongs carried out in the name of security and prosperity—especially those committed by her own hand.
Kingdom City Resurrection edition by Ben Ireland Luke Spooner McKenna Gardner Mystery Thriller Suspense eBooks
Do you like science fiction? Did you like Terminator? Resurrection is a thrill ride packed with multidimensional characters, intriguing relationships, and mysteries to keep you guessing about how things will turn out. At the core of the novel is a family full of love for one another, trying to stay strong together in the face of overwhelming odds. Kingdom City has secrets--lots of secrets. The mother is called The Whisper, a fighter/assassin for the Representative. Her husband was pronounced dead in a terrorist attack, but suddenly reappears after six months, alive and not so healthy. And he and his fellow officers returned from the dead have unusual new talents. The father is an ethical policeman, sworn to protect his city and he will risk all to fulfill that role. The teenaged son is typically confused about things and keeps a running banter with his ten-year-old sister, who resembles her mother in many ways. I'll be anxiously awaiting the sequel. Recommended for ages 13 and up. (Some violence, but less than what's on TV) (less)Product details
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Kingdom City Resurrection edition by Ben Ireland Luke Spooner McKenna Gardner Mystery Thriller Suspense eBooks Reviews
I kept seeing this one as an Anime. The action was fluid and at times beautiful. The protagonist Autumn was a rare combination of mysterious and likable. The premise of a sort of reverse rapture where those thought dead suddenly return was off-the-wall cool. I wish that more time had been spent exploring how this would impact them personally before it started going down the action route. I read an Advance Reader copy and look forward to the sequel.
This book is a lot of fun! It's Urban, Dystopian, Super-Hero Action, Horror, Zombie lit - all packed into one series.
And it surrounds a bad-ass chick, Autumn, Kingdom City's Whisper, which makes her the toughest ninja assassin on the planet. Total Linda Hamilton type from Terminator 2. I'm all in for tough women leads. She only bugged me when she was too motherly. Me, "Stop worrying about their veggies and go kill some bad guys."
Really enjoyed the pace. It's sliced into scenes, so the reader gets more of the plot than the players. When the story wound back to the planning in the gymnasium, I thought of screaming at the characters, blowing the whole plot to them... "Listen, guys, stop talking about it. The city is in riots. There are hostages. Stop being so smart and go ninja kick them in the face!"
Resurrection kept with me for a few days after. Very pumped about the sequel.
It's always interesting to read an author's debut novel, are you going to be handing out a participation trophy or will you be pleasantly surprised? Ben Ireland's novel didn't feel like the work of a newbie, it could have come of the shelf of a seasoned author. For that I am grateful because it was not the least bit painful to read this fascinating story. Kingdom City follows the mysterious Autumn who surprises and impresses you with her grit, determination and otherwordly talent. The fictitious, future-world of Kingdom City is wrought with deception and mystery from the cryptic "representative" and his cronies, to children going to school containing a standard arsenal stash and gunfight-training to Autumn's mysterious job as a stealth martial arts expert sent on secret missions by the governmental head of the city. There's lots of imagination at work here, I felt like I was watching a fast-pace movie people coming back to life--or never having died, mysterious sci-fi lab experiments, and heroic fight scenes. The characters are tangible and emotionally raw. I was hooked by the first few pages, and by the last page, I was ready for more. When can we expect the sequel, Mr. Ireland?
I couldn't put this book down. If you want an action packed book with a Sci fi twist, this book is for you. I look forward to reading more stories of Autumn and her quest to right her personal demons in Kingdom City.
Not many authors choose, or are capable of writing a novel based around such a resilient, tough as nails female lead. The bold protagonist is intelligent, strong and beautifully flawed. Kingdom City is a magnificent balance of dark and light. The story explores how dark human-beings can be, while achieving optimism in the strength to overcome.
High energy. Fast moving. The story was very interesting and unique. Had a very cool vibe to it. Would make a cool series. I'm ready for book two.
Great book! I loved it!
I've just started the second one, Revolt.
Ben sets the scene so well that I never have to go back and reread to remember where the characters are. Not your typical dystopian novel. I like the story of a family and the community around them struggling to make decisions of right and wrong. Very cool fight scenes and supernatural powers.
Do you like science fiction? Did you like Terminator? Resurrection is a thrill ride packed with multidimensional characters, intriguing relationships, and mysteries to keep you guessing about how things will turn out. At the core of the novel is a family full of love for one another, trying to stay strong together in the face of overwhelming odds. Kingdom City has secrets--lots of secrets. The mother is called The Whisper, a fighter/assassin for the Representative. Her husband was pronounced dead in a terrorist attack, but suddenly reappears after six months, alive and not so healthy. And he and his fellow officers returned from the dead have unusual new talents. The father is an ethical policeman, sworn to protect his city and he will risk all to fulfill that role. The teenaged son is typically confused about things and keeps a running banter with his ten-year-old sister, who resembles her mother in many ways. I'll be anxiously awaiting the sequel. Recommended for ages 13 and up. (Some violence, but less than what's on TV) (less)
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