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One wrong decision, and the future will crumble…

Skye Levanthe traded everything she owned in order to secure a place for herself and her son, Veridian, in a scavenging camp.

But all contracts have an expiration date.

Desperate to obtain the resources they need to survive, Skye agreed to navigate the dangerous ruins of fallen cities to search for tradeable materials. When a strange storm forced Skye and her scavenging partner into forbidden territory controlled by The Omni Towers, a ruin collapsed, nearly taking their lives and destroying countless others.

Only one other person survived the ruin collapse: a mysterious young girl named Kayla.

Faced with the decision to save her son or abandon her new foster daughter to a terrible fate, Skye agreed to the only possible course of action—to go into exile and take on the Omni traders in their own den.

No one ever said survival would be easy.

And every choice has consequences.

The Omni Towers is an exciting post-apocalyptic fantasy series with romantic elements and shocking twists. Join Skye as she unearths the secrets of the past and discovers a hidden world no one thought was possible.

The Omni Towers reading order:
Beneath the Fallen City, #1
Shadow of the Coalition, #2
Tremors of the Past, #3
Drop of Hope, #4
Flames of Redemption, #5
Spirit of the Towers, #6

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April 4, 2019
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·Reading Order for Jamie A. Waters's The Omni Towers Series:
·Beneath the Fallen City (The Omni Towers, Book 1)
·Shadow of the Coalition (The Omni Towers, Book 2)
·Tremors of the Past (The Omni Towers, Book 3)
·Drop of Hope (The Omni Towers, Book 4)
·Flames of Redemption (The Omni Towers, Book 5)
·Spirit of the Towers (The Omni Towers, Book 6)

·Other books by Jamie A. Waters
·Ruins of Fate (The Omni Towers, Prequel) Bonus Story

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ASIN : B07P9MRZJK
Publisher : Hidden Realms Publishing, LLC (April 4, 2019)
Publication date : April 4, 2019
Language : English
File size : 1976 KB
Simultaneous device usage : Unlimited
Text-to-Speech : Enabled
Screen Reader : Supported
Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
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Word Wise : Enabled
Print length : 176 pages
Lending : Enabled

Best Sellers Rank: #963,315 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
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- #2,661 in Alternative History
- #2,973 in Dragons & Mythical Creatures Fantasy (Kindle Store)

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carlie ross

Ruins of fate

Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2020

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Great book liked it a lot. Recommend to anyone who is interested in science fiction romance. easy to buy at Amazon kindle

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Dan Mahoney

Ruins of Fate

Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2019

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I’m intrigued by the hints of what happened to the world and will happen next. Looking forward to the next story.

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No jokes about those triggers

Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2020

This book is a prequel to a (currently) 4-book series, set in a dystopian, post-apocalyptic future. Our MC faces multiple damn-near impossible choices & situations, trying to keep her family together & alive. It’s harrowing, full of Feels, & honestly a little too cuttingly close for comfort at times. In saying that, I am the type of naval-gazer to chew on things like climate collapse, so YMMV.

Trigger warnings:
Death
Violence
GBH
Food insecurity
Survival insecurity
Homelessness
Near-death situations
Impossible choices
Orphaning
Fostering
Theft
…there are probably others.

Characters of Colour?
Not so much. There’s one secondary character who is kinda brown, but it’s a pretty glaringly white cast.
Given it’s supposed to be at LEAST 150 years since the UV levels spiked, & our snapshot doesn’t include underground habitations, it’s a bit farfetched to assume people would still be mostly white by that point.

GLITTFAB/Queer characters?
None! Sure, relationships are discouraged, but especially to avoid pregnancy I’d have anticipated a LOT more GLITTFAB interactions, if not out & out Queer folx.

Disabled characters?
This is part of what hit me so hard.
Medical resources are slim. Survival is inherently Ableist in this environment, & it’s built into the trading system. If you cannot get in & around to scavenge, you don’t earn the resources to trade for essential supplies.
Even a temporary disability can see you losing your place, taking you from barely scraping by to dying slowly.
As a Disabled person, these kinds of inherently, viciously Ableist societal structures hurt like hell. When paired with the rapidly closing window before we’re facing irreversible climate collapse - part of which includes more pandemics - it’s enough to really make me worry about a future.

Worth my time?
Oh, absolutely. Despite the fear, & the pain, this is a story fundamentally about hope, humanity, & knowing which lines you will not cross. It took me about 2 hours, all told. A satisfying quick read.

Re-read?
This book is the prequel to a series. As such, it’s got a lot of re-read potential… if the rest of the series lives up to the epic that this book is lining up.
By itself? Wooof. I don’t think I would want to put myself through that again.

Recommend?
To fans of post-apocalyptic, dystopian adventures/romances.

I received this book in exchange for my honest views - thanks, BookSiren!

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Tamara 101

I loved the Omni Towers series, so it was no surprise that I devoured the prequel

Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2019

I loved the Omni Towers series, so it was no surprise that I devoured the prequel of how it all began.

This is the story of Skye, a single mother, trying to make a life for herself and her son outside the towers. When a young girl named Kayla is discovered in a collapsed ruin, Skye must make some very difficult decisions…to give up the girl to her own fate or move on from the life she has worked so hard to build for her and her son. Tensions were already high in the camp where they live so adding another mouth to feed without the ability to work for the group is never going to be accepted. But no child would ever survive on their own.

This the events that lead up to Kayla’s story and reminded just why I enjoyed reading Jamie A. Waters’ storytelling so much. I somehow missed the release of the past few books and now will be adding them to my soon to be reading shelf.

I received this copy of Ruins of Fate from Jamie A. Waters. This is my honest and voluntary review.

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Severard

It was a refreshing change to see a MC with kids...

Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2020

Having been completely captivated by another series from this author, I had high hopes that I'd find a similar feel here. Knowing that it was a novella, I wasn't sure whether to expect much in the way of suspense or storytelling... but I was pleasantly surprised that it lacked neither and I was instantly swept away.

It starts with the tension of a quick mission against the backdrop of a raging storm, and continues to keep readers at the edge of their seat with camp politics, (not so) whispered romances and a mother's fierce nature to protect her own. While I'm not usually one for the bleakness that tends reign in dystopian novels, there was enough intrigue and banter here to shift the focus away from anything too terribly depressing (because, let's face it, 2020 doesn't need books for that). While, as a mother myself, I found it tense to have the children so involved in the conflict that Skye dealt with, it was also a refreshing change to see a main character have to deal with such a realistic burden as the survival of her own kids within their harsh world.

As this is pegged as a prequel novella, I don't know if the focus shifts to other characters in the first book, but as a taste for the story, it certainly makes for an interesting start. We were given just enough background the "towers" that intimidate the landscape to make a reader want to know more, and it'll be interesting to see where it all leads from here.

I received a free copy of this book from BookSirens in exchange for a fair and honest review.

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Urban Fantasy Investigations

I liked RUINS OF FATE so much that.....

Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2019

I liked RUINS OF FATE so much that I grabbed myself a copy of book one of the series and then the rest of the series after that.

The Omni Towers series is an established series with RUINS OF FATE giving everyone a glimpse of the character's pasts. I went into ROF with a blank slate having never read the series and I had no trouble getting into the storyline. I enjoyed meeting Skye, Kayla, Leo and Veridian and witnessing the start of their story together.

I enjoyed both the world and learning about the events that made the world what it was. After RUINS OF FATE was over I wanted to know what would happen next for the characters, so I immediately grabbed a copy of BENEATH THE FALLEN CITY. I wasn't disappointing.

* This book was provided free of charge from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.

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Kay Mack

Truly awesome world building!

Reviewed in Australia on September 3, 2019

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It was such a unique experience to see the early life of Kayla, V and their mum Skye. Written in Ms Waters fantastic style, it was every bit as exciting as the the rest of the series. I’d love to see a Prequel 2. I’ve read all the book. Now what do I do?

Becca

Love this series

Reviewed in Canada on January 19, 2020

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I had a hard time getting into this one in comparison to the others. It was still good, and connected some dots for me but I want more :)

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