William's War
Earth Under Siege, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Tory Bozeman
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By:
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Robert McDermott
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When William gets thrown 500 years into the future, humanity is on its knees in a war for survival. The same gene that sent William to the future brings him other benefits. As his body develops special powers he meets Sara, the resistance's best warrior.
Sara is the only other person to have shown these powers and has become formidable in their use.
Can Will develop a friendship with Sara and between the two of them do they stand a chance against earth's invaders?
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- Norma Miles
- 07-07-19
Pain subsides after scars are healed
A fourteen years old boy, afraid of the dark and his vivid nightmares, sales to find himself in a futuristic world in the body of a twenty tours years old man and endowed with super powers - though not knowing what they were or how to activate them. He and a young woman named Sara, who also has special abilities, are the best hope of that earth's humanity in the fight for survival. But even working together, will their combined powers be enough?
A nice concept for a series obviously aimed at younger readers, but with a lost opportunity to make it really interesting by giving more character to the main protagonist. This reader felt little (if any) empathy with William and so the entire novella felt two dimensional, at best, without any investment of caring in what happened to him or the girl, Sara. A great pity as the ideas in themselves were good and the ending obviously promises more adventures in the future. The narration by Tony Bozeman was delivered briskly, well read but again emphasising that two dimensional feeling so that I found my concentration drifting away and had to make an effort to return to the story.
I was fortunate in being freely gifted a complimentary copy of William's War, by the rights holder, at my request via Audiobook Boom. Thank you. It is not a book which I would recommend to most readers, even big S.F.fans, although I do feel there is a lot of potential here and that it could well appeal to young adults and older children more interested in the adventures than the people themselves. It is a young superhero story, more cartoon than three dimensional realism.
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- Helen
- 16-06-19
Great storyline
Great Enjoyed everything from storyline to narrater felt I was next to him great job 10/10 can’t wait for next book
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- ZOE R
- 17-06-19
William's War
A fast paced story set in a possible future world; our hero discovers special powers with which he and a sometimes irritating fellow warrior defeat the invaders.
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- Angel Cross
- 30-06-19
An Excitingly Wild Ride!
Sometimes books are just for entertainment. Sometimes books are for guidance or instruction. Sometimes books can be inspirational. Sometimes books tell a story based on truth. Every so often a book comes along that is entertaining, offers both guidance and instruction, leaves us inspired and is full of truths. This is such a book. I look forward to Book 2.
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