Published: May 24, 2011
Words: 130,938 (approximate)
Language: English
Short description
They believed him to be dead like so many who lost their lives in the plague. He searched five years for the father and brother he knew were alive. They began a civilization and live behind protective walls, while he roams the world they protect themselves from. The prodigal son returns. He is welcomed, and then . . . he is cast back out when they discover he's become a bad seed.
Five years after a plague ravishes the earth, a group of survivors begin civilization again in a perfect community they call, Beginnings. Nestled deep in the woods, surrounded by security walls, they are secluded and sheltered from the savagery of the world outside their home. In Beginnings only the select are allowed in and the bad are tossed out.
For five long years, Robbie Slagel searched for the father and brother he knew were alive. A father and brother who dwell inside the protective walls of Beginnings.
During a routine search for ‘fit’ survivors, Robbie is discovered by Beginnings.
The prodigal son returns. He is welcomed and then . . . he is cast back out when they discover he's become a bad seed.
The walls begin to crumble in a heart wrenching way as Robbie bands together survivors and outcasts, plotting his revenge against Beginnings, his father and brother. The road was too long to find his family and he vows his search will not be in vain.
Cain is the second boo.. (Read more)
Five years after a plague ravishes the earth, a group of survivors begin civilization again in a perfect community they call, Beginnings. Nestled deep in the woods, surrounded by security walls, they are secluded and sheltered from the savagery of the world outside their home. In Beginnings only the select are allowed in and the bad are tossed out.
For five long years, Robbie Slagel searched for the father and brother he knew were alive. A father and brother who dwell inside the protective walls of Beginnings.
During a routine search for ‘fit’ survivors, Robbie is discovered by Beginnings.
The prodigal son returns. He is welcomed and then . . . he is cast back out when they discover he's become a bad seed.
The walls begin to crumble in a heart wrenching way as Robbie bands together survivors and outcasts, plotting his revenge against Beginnings, his father and brother. The road was too long to find his family and he vows his search will not be in vain.
Cain is the second book in the Beginnings Series. It does, however stand alone and can be read with or without reading the predecessor, The Silent Victor.
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Tags
utopia,
post apocalypse,
end of the world,
future socities,
post plague
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Review by:
Ken Harrison
on Feb. 02, 2013 :
I have not written a review before so please bear with me. This is book is well written and has a good story line and well developed characters. The loneliness and the need of Cain to be on his own yet to try to help his family and others are warring conflicts that he has to try to overcome is particularly poignant.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)