Can't Wait Wednesday is a weekly meme hosted at http://www.wishfulendings.com/ to spotlight and discuss books we're excited about but haven't read, which may not even be released yet.
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When an electromagnetic pulse attack knocks down the power grid in Atlanta, Georgia, and throws the city into complete chaos, a young woman named Holly and her good friend Matthew find themselves caught completely off guard and with no one else to help them other than each other.
With society crumbling fast around them, Holly and Matthew quickly decide to bug out to Holly's grandfather's isolated cabin out in the woods, seemingly the only place of possible refuge in a world that has now turned into their worst nightmare.
But getting out of the rapidly decaying city will not be easy, and with danger and destruction lurking around every corner, their survival or even the hope that they can stick together through it all are far from guaranteed.
This is my favourite kind of apocalypse book and a new author I haven't yet tried so of course I want to read it! It came out in November so I need to get to it soon!


Looks good!
ReplyDeleteI can never resist this kind of plot!
DeleteI can see why!!
Delete*grins*
DeleteI want to read this one now, too! :)
ReplyDeleteIt does sound like my kind of thing!
DeleteThis sounds like it could be the perfect read for you. Hope you enjoy it. I'll be watching for your review!
ReplyDeleteIt could be a pretty long wait sadly but I hope to grab this before the end of winter!
DeleteLove that cover and this sounds super good.
ReplyDeletesherry @ fundinmental
It's simple but effective!
DeleteThis one does sound good! And it has the perfect title and cover. I'm going to add it to my list too!
ReplyDeleteSo many great sounding apocalypse books out there!
DeleteYou find the best EMP books! I've not read one in years!
ReplyDelete~Mogsy @ BiblioSanctum
Now I need to find time to read them all!
DeleteThis sounds pretty good. I haven't heard of it before.
ReplyDeleteMary
I only discovered it recently too!
DeleteI need to read an EMP story- I never have.
ReplyDeleteEMP is the scariest apocalypse disaster to read about. PA Glaspy wrote a good trilogy about it that I read this year but I've read a lot of good ones!
DeleteThis sounds awesome!!
ReplyDeleteI always look for this kind of book!
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