The Phoenix Project
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.31 (615 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1482529300 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 244 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-11-23 |
| Language | : | English |
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When she is not writing she is a NICU Nurse, wife, mother, gardener, aquarist, book hoarder and science geek. She holds degrees in Biochemistry and Nursing. . Pritchard is a lifelong inhabitant of Upstate NY. R. M. Visit her blog: secretlifeofatowniespot/, where she writes weekly posts about life, writing, and Z
Just ok I read this book for free and it was worth it. Andie leans toward pathetic, not strong. The narration gets long winded and she worries about silly things. I can't believe all the 'wonderful' reviews stating how great this book is so I have to wonder if they are real. I did buy the second installment hoping for better but this series just gets worse. Sorry, but I am not going to recommend this book. There are better indie authors out there so don't waste your time on this one.. Misogynistic Drivel V. Hall The only reason that I finished this book (by skimming) was to see how many other dangerous situations the "intelligent heroine" could get into. I lost track of how many times she had the daylights beaten out of her. I lost track of how "brilliant" everyone felt she was in the book. I lost track of how many times she let all of the men around her figure out how to save her next. Drivel. Could have been much better. I'm sorry to slam someone's work, but it was the detailed violence performed upon the main character that really disgusted me. I'm all for violence in writing, but it needs to have an end goal.Blech.Also, it seems that some. Solid First Novel Carrie J. Bylina The PHOENIX PROJECT is a slim sci-fi novel about a possible future born from a deep recession in the United States. While the author's knowledge of neonatal care is obvious, the story takes too long to get to the main plot line. I do, however, like that we return to this knowledge later (kudos). A vague similarity to THE ROAD exists in that why things happened is not necessarily as important to the story line other than that they did happen. Unlike THE ROAD, however, the specific reasons for the manipulation of the populous, encompassing the terror of big brother, denial of freedoms, loss of family, forced eugenics, intrude and preven
Pritchard is a lifelong inhabitant of Upstate NY. Visit her blog: secretlifeofatowniespot/, where she writes weekly posts about life, writing, and Zombies. . When she is not writing she is a NICU Nurse, wife, mother, gardener, aquarist, book hoarder and science geek. About the Author M. She holds degrees in Biochemistry and Nursing. R
Too bad the balance doesn’t last long. She meets Adam on the highway. One night Andie’s life is thrown off kilter when a suspected seismic event occurs. Andie Somers has finally found a perfectly balanced life. Running into a Phoenix local wasn’t in her plan, but two heads are better than one and with the havoc surrounding them what better partner to have at her side than one with a military background? If only she had forewarning to the secrets Adam harbors. Andie’s life is about to change forever. She may never work as a nurse again but she doesn’t dwell on that thought for long when she can’t reach her husband and daughter. After leaving her high pressure position in a genetic research lab, she’s now found solace in nursing. She thought making it home was the hard part, but getting there is just the beginning.. There is one thing on her mind and that is to get home. Now, Andie is going home to find her family, even if that means escaping a hospital on lockdown and abandoning some of the city’s most critical patients. Fleeing a city that’s been thrust into chaos isn’t easy, and since it seems most things electronic no longer work, including every vehicle around her, Andie makes the decision to walk the forty miles north to her home