God of Monsters by Keri Lake
I’ve heard stories about the Alphas. Violent soldiers, bred to kill both humans and mutations, whose sole purpose was to balance our survival against the infected.
Until they turned on their masters.
Held as subjects of the Calico research facility, they were forced to endure the gruesome experiments that transformed them into callous savages with hearts as impenetrable as their defenses. More terrifying than the monsters that decimated our world with disease and famine.
In the aftermath of Calico’s collapse, many of the Alphas fled, only to be hunted by our own Legion army. And in their absence, the balance has shifted.
I thought they no longer existed.
Until I met him, the god of monsters.
Now I don’t believe in the stories anymore.
To fall in love with the unyielding heart of an Alpha is said to be impossible.
But to fall in love with a god would be a tragedy.
- File Name:god-of-monsters-by-keri-lake.epub
- Original Title:God of Monsters (Juniper Unraveling Book 4)
- Creator:Keri Lake
- Language:en
- Identifier:MOBI-ASIN:B08HZ7673N
- Date:2020-09-21T16:00:00+00:00
- File Size:523.910 KB
Table of Content
- 1. Title Page
- 2. Copyright
- 3. Contents
- 4. Dear Reader,
- 5. VIP Email List
- 6. Other Books By Keri Lake
- 7. Playlist
- 8. Prologue
- 9. Chapter 1
- 10. Chapter 2
- 11. Chapter 3
- 12. Chapter 4
- 13. Chapter 5
- 14. Chapter 6
- 15. Chapter 7
- 16. Chapter 8
- 17. Chapter 9
- 18. Chapter 10
- 19. Chapter 11
- 20. Chapter 12
- 21. Chapter 13
- 22. Chapter 14
- 23. Chapter 15
- 24. Chapter 16
- 25. Chapter 17
- 26. Chapter 18
- 27. Chapter 19
- 28. Chapter 20
- 29. Chapter 21
- 30. Chapter 22
- 31. Chapter 23
- 32. Chapter 24
- 33. Chapter 25
- 34. Chapter 26
- 35. Chapter 27
- 36. Chapter 28
- 37. Chapter 29
- 38. Chapter 30
- 39. Chapter 31
- 40. Chapter 32
- 41. Chapter 33
- 42. Chapter 34
- 43. Chapter 35
- 44. Chapter 36
- 45. Chapter 37
- 46. Chapter 38
- 47. Chapter 39
- 48. Chapter 40
- 49. Chapter 41
- 50. Chapter 42
- 51. Chapter 43
- 52. Chapter 44
- 53. Chapter 45
- 54. Chapter 46
- 55. Epilogue 1
- 56. Epilogue 2
- 57. Acknowledgments
- 58. Other Books By Keri Lake
- 59. About the Author
Good read but trigger warning
Excellent adventure
To Likes Books that replied to my comment: The reason why I dislike the book is because rarely do books switch from a different writing style from one chapter to the next. That is what happened in this book. To me, that isn't consistent. I look at a book's first chapter to see if they ARE first person. If they are, I don't read them. However, this book started at third person THEN switch to first person, ruining my experience and expectations. I expected the book to continue in third person, NOT switch to first person. That is why I said it ruined the experience. Part of reading a book is enjoying the style of the author, like enjoying the style of an artist. One person will prefer one style over another. It is not "wrong" or "rude" to dislike one style while liking another. It is called personal preference. Like I said, had the first chapter been first person, I would not have read this book, but we both know that is now how this books starts. I, again, expected the WHOLE BOOK to be third person, my preferred writing style. Also, if you read the last three letters, I put DNF. When I reached the first chapter and saw it switched writing style, I stopped reading it. I read JUST the prologue and nothing else. Which is a shame because I loved the prologue! I was intrigued and ready for the story. However, the switch in styles completely killed it for me. Therefore I D.N.F it.
Okay I get it. Not trying to shame your personal preference, I have my own preferences, it sounded like you were putting down the author. I understand what your saying. Personal preference is important. Also I thought you got into the story and read almost all of it and then start talking about dislike of how it's written. Knowing you just read the first chapter changes my perspective.
Why is the prologue in third person, but the main story in first person? Ruins the story for me. I dislike first person, and the prologue was good in third person too! Shame. DNF
In my personal opinion, I think you shouldn't complain about a style of writing. That is how the author chose to write it. I understand when someone gives an opinionated dislike about the story, or grammer mistakes. But complaining about the style of writing and putting a book down because of whether or not it is in first person or third person is not very nice. If you found out it's in first person after the prolog and you didn't like it. You didn't have to continue reading it. And if you put a bad rating on a book that sounds like it has a good story, thats just rude. If I know I won't like a book, I won't read it. Or if I do read it, I won't put down the author and their style of writing or what other people like because that's rude. This is just my opinion.
I am so glad I read this. First chapter is boring, but after that . Just muah. Love it so much. Wish they had all the books in this series
i love this story so much. the plot is very original , a dystopian romance fiction. i love love the dynamic between both the MC. you practically fall in love with them. love the spirit of the girl . so refreshing. honestly this is the one book you must read like before you die. so so so good .