Showing posts with label terminal illness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label terminal illness. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 23, 2016

Now in My Bookbag: Catalyst, by Casey L. Bond

This is a moving and very enjoyable book. I feel that author Casey Bond does a great job of weaving together the many elements of this story into a cohesive read.
With a very well thought out theme of a dystopian world in need of revolution, Bond exposes the ugliness of a corrupt and dangerous society.
Within this overall story, Bond addresses the topics of terminal illness, loss, and revenge. The heart of the story is Seven; she is also its strength, thanks to her friendship with Mitis.
The book provides many surprises, and I can say without exaggeration, it is a true page-turner. I highly recommend this book and believe that it will appeal to a wide array of readers. 5 stars

Tuesday, March 22, 2016

Currently Reading: Catalyst, by Author Casey L. Bond


CatalystBlurb

The city of Confidence is surrounded by a thick, concrete wall. These walls are built to protect those within and to keep dangers outside. What happens when the only danger to the citizens within is its leadership?
When a young man on a suicide mission meets a young woman with a terminal illness, both of them use one another as a means to their own ends. They never expect to become friends. They never expect to become so much more to each other. Their backgrounds and the secrets they uncover are more dangerous than any plans they could make together or separately.
Revolution begins with a spark