Loss
Fifteen-year-old Billy Ballard is the kid that everyone picks on. But things changedrastically when Death tells Billy he must stand in as Pestilence, the White Rider ofthe Apocalypse. Now armed with a Bow that allows him to strike with disease froma distance, Billy lashes out at his...
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Fifteen-year-old Billy Ballard is the kid that everyone picks on. But things changedrastically when Death tells Billy he must stand in as Pestilence, the White Rider ofthe Apocalypse. Now armed with a Bow that allows him to strike with disease froma distance, Billy lashes out at his tormentors...and accidentally causes an outbreak ofmeningitis. Horrified by his actions, Billy begs Death to take back the Bow. For that tohappen, says Death, Billy must track down the real White Rider, and stop him fromunleashing something awful on humanity—something that could make the BlackPlague look like a summer cold. Does one bullied teenager have the strength to standhis ground—and the courage to save the world?
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Format: paperback
ISBN:
9780547712154 (0547712154)
ASIN: B00CF5QJRQ
Publish date: March 20th 2012
Publisher: Graphia
Pages no: 259
Edition language: English
Category:
Fantasy,
Young Adult,
Teen,
Paranormal,
Science Fiction,
Urban Fantasy,
Romance,
Paranormal Romance,
Sociology,
Dystopia,
Mythology,
Supernatural,
Abuse
Series: Riders of the Apocalypse (#3)
I think I loved the idea more than the actual end product. I love what the author is attempting to do with this series and think if it makes a difference for one person who reads them then that is great! I also love how the author relates her own personal experiences with the topics she writes abo...
I think I loved the idea more than the actual end product. I love what the author is attempting to do with this series and think if it makes a difference for one person who reads them then that is great! I also love how the author relates her own personal experiences with the topics she writes abo...
This third novel in the Horsemen series feels, in places, as strong in character and message as the first and best of the group, Hunger. William Ballard's struggles against bullying, and later with the reins of his powers as Pestilence, are vivid moments that give the book its structure and weight,...
See my review of this book, and many more, at TalesfromtheGreatEastRoad.wordpress.com. Life for fifteen year old Billy Ballard is not easy. He's the kid who everyone picks on, the one who the teachers either overlook or "make an example" of. He doesn't even get a break at home, living with his sin...