I've read the first four books so far (as I haven't been able to find the last three books in my library yet), and for me, this series was a great surprise! I had been willing to read the Tomorrow series for years, but somehow I never really got to the point where I would buy and eventually read the...
Our poor heroes aren’t so plucky and full of bravado anymore, not since Corrie was shot in the back and Kevin took her to the hospital. But the gang decide they can’t sit around forever: they need more supplies for living in Hell, and they want to see if Corrie’s OK, and they need to take some actio...
A continuation of the series in much the same vain: action-packed, dystopian, teenage-angst set in Australia. It really keeps you reading and is fun. Unfortunately the sex isn't brilliantly written and the proofreading in the kindle edition is quite shocking, but overall a great young adult series s...
Forgot how good these books are...fave line Ellie is telling a story about church and how she was so excited that she heard the pastor say there were fire crackers after church, and when she showed up she found out that she heard hi, wrong...he actually said choir practice after church! She also m...
There's something infinitely scary about re-reading a series that I loved as a teenager. Did I love them because they enjoyed them at that particular stage of my life, and have my tastes and expectations changed with age and experience? I felt tense when I re-read the first book in the series a few ...
THE DEAD OF NIGHT is the second book in the amazing Tomorrow Series. It picks up where TOMORROW, WHEN THE WAR BEGAN ends and is just as exciting!Ellie and her friends continue to battle against unknown invaders. They are forced to act like a military force without any of the training. Even though ...
The Dead of Night continued to affirm just how screwed I'd be if it were me instead of Ellie hunkered down in Hell."I love camping! I’m gonna go read up right now on which plants I can eat and which ones will kill me.”Not that I don’t enjoy the occasional nature activity, it is just that my first re...
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