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Apocalypse the Beginning: A Post-Apocalyptic Romance (The Power of Twelve Book 1) by [Miranda Martin]

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They say I’m the one to save the world. That’s great, but how?

The Third Trumpet of the Revelation sounded, and the world is ruled by the Shadow: monsters, demons, undead, and worse. Humans have retreated into underground bunkers to survive the Apocalypse.

Me? I don’t belong anywhere. Weird shit has happened around me all my life. You’d think with the world literally gone to hell I’d fit in better...but no such luck. I’m still me, still an outcast, and still all alone.

After I'm kicked out of the only home I've ever known, I run into four gorgeous men who call themselves mages. It's a fleeting encounter, but I can't stop thinking about them until Fate all but kicks down my door with undead monstrosities,

That's when they return to save me. Efram, Rafe, and Nathanial: a Necroseer, a Demon, and an Angel. Yep, told you shit was weird. They help me escape the fall of the Bunker then vow to be my protectors. They say I’ve got a destiny. That I’m special.

But Tynan doesn't seem to agree.

He’s dominating. Controlling. Arrogant. Powerful. Attractive. He's a sexy and brooding alpha bad boy that makes my heart race.

He's also the Horseman of the Apocalypse...and fully under the control of the Shadow.

And if I can’t save him, then the rest of the world doesn’t stand a chance.

Fans of Sarah J Maas and Linsey Hall are sure to love this exciting new series from USA Today bestselling author Miranda Martin!

If you like paranormal dystopian romances, scroll up and one click to start reading The Power of Twelve today!

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Apocalypse: The Beginning is a slow burn fantasy romance with magic, dragons, demons, angels and one headstrong heroine who has to not only save the world but navigate her way through multiple relationships.

Length: 246 pages	Word Wise: Enabled	Enhanced Typesetting: Enabled
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"One of the best science fiction / fantasy series I have ever read ( I started SciFi when I was 17. I'm 70 now and read about 3 or 4 books a week). Just read the first in the series and you'll understand my statement." - Amazon Reviewer
"The intrigue held you captive and the character building and scene building were wonderful. The beginnings of the love triangle were there as well." - Amazon Reviewer

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ASIN : B082FS4N33
Publication date : December 5, 2019
Language: : English
File size : 2828 KB
Simultaneous device usage : Unlimited
Text-to-Speech : Enabled
Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
X-Ray : Not Enabled
Word Wise : Enabled
Print length : 246 pages
Lending : Enabled

Best Sellers Rank: #547,093 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #10,849 in Fantasy & Futuristic Romance
- #13,424 in Fantasy Romance (Books)
- #14,077 in Romantic Fantasy (Books)

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So disappointing

Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2020

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This was disappointing on several levels. The story is actually interesting and something a bit unusual. There are plenty of apocalypse books out there but this one seems to be about the biblical apocalypse. It's been a while since I went to Sunday school but I caught some of the references, like the seals breaking and the horsemen. That said, they were references with no further explanation so I was usually more confused than anything. Was this supposed to be the biblical apocalypse, or was it just used for inspiration?

No going to lie, the editing is pretty awful. And when I wasn't tripping over typos, I was cringing over really bad grammar. The plot holes are big enough to back a semi truck into. There's supposedly no electricity so they are powering the train cars by batteries that get their energy from people working the pumps. Okay, I can buy that. But then they're pulling into a new bunker and using medical lights to heal their friends. They're all living underground because of the killer locusts, but it's okay to take a train car outside to get to another bunker? And if they didn't have electricity, how did they build all these bunkers that apparently weren't there 10 years ago? The book was just riddled with these kind of inconsistencies.

I think I didn't like Aviella, but it was honestly hard to tell because there's not a lot of description or character development to be had. I don't have any idea what she looks like. She mostly came off as wishy washy with no clear defining personality traits. The guys are more of the same: 2 dimensional with no personalities.

I think this could have been really good but right now it reads like a first draft. The author needs to go back and edit this for content and grammar. I would consider rereading if she did that, but right now I probably won't continue the series and I doubt I'll read anything else by her.

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Dawn J.

Intriguing

Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2019

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Loved the suspense and drama in this story. The intrigue held you captive and the character building and scene building were wonderful. The beginnings of the love triangle were there as well. The only downside for me were all the errors in grammar and punctuation, words thrown in the were out of context or just words that were needed and were missing. Still a great read and I would recommend.

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Kat Z

Interesting End Times Fiction

Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2020

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This is a great story! The story opens with a girl caught in the midst of something awful, and she winds up alone. Fast forward 10 years and now she is an orphaned young woman thrust into an interesting end times tale where she meets interesting men and finds herself attracted to more than a few of them. The sexual tension ramps up in this book, but nothing much happens yet. Our heroine seems to be on one fated mission and all caught up in the biblical end times, except there are plenty of paranormal characters too. This is book one, so there is much more of this story to read in the other books in this series. I for one cannot wait to get started on book two.

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Shirl B

What a crazy world after the Apocalypse!!

Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2020

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What a crazy world after the Apocalypse!! Aviella is a survivor of the Apocalypse at 9 years old and has powers she has no idea how to control. Years later she is out in the world on her own learning to exist. She begins to meet other magical beings, many magical beings - I am almost confused with so many and no explanations as to their roles. So begins the magical and dangerous journey to try and save the world!!! This is a great start for a new series, completely unique, and I hope there are MANY to this series!!!!

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Susan M. Risdal

This is not light reading

Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2020

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One of the best science fiction / fantasy series I have ever read ( I started SciFi when I was 17. I'm 70 now and read about 3 or 4 books a week). Just read the first in the series and you'll understand my statement.

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B. Mulder

Those left behind

Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2020

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This post apocalypse, post rapture, story is about those left behind trying to survive. People have moved under ground and life is pretty miserable. There is possible hope though, with a girl and her friends if they can survive.

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Jesse B.

Good book

Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2020

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It's a good book. The only thing I dislike is that she's all over the place with her feelings and I have absolutely no idea what she even looks like. It never describes her at all. I like the story line, it's very engaging and interesting to keep you reading. It's hard to pick a favorite character between so many good characters.

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