An (Off The Rails) Ice Era Chronicle 2:15 AM
Dystopian / Sci-Fi / Post-Apocalyptic Romance
Date Published: 4/10/2018
Publisher: Troll River Publications
In the harsh reality of the post-apocalyptic frozen tundra, Raiden fights his growing attraction for Ashley Winsor and her handsome shadow, Stone.
Moving closer to separation the threesome navigate a world filled with angry harvesters, subterranean trains, and hungry polar bears. Through this steamy dystopian trek, Raiden discovers that these two people may be the only thing he loves on this ice bound Earth.
Once they arrive at headquarters a decision will be made… Is Raiden the man who will destroy their fragile relationship, or is he the harvester Ash and Stone need to love?
C.M. Moore is a retired soldier, and a romantic at heart. After being blown up in Afghanistan and receiving a purple heart, he began writing with his wife. Connor’s first book 1:05 am is a mixture of love, sex, and action. Today if you are looking for Connor, you can find him volunteering with veteran organizations, and harassing his military buddies. You can also find him attempting to “hunt” in the woods and ponds of Minnesota. In the event you find him in the woods, don’t be scared, he can’t hit anything. If you want to contact him message him at c.m.moore.author@gmail.com.
My Review
4 stars
This story is about three harvesters. Raiden is determined not to care for someone since every time this happens things go wrong. He finds his heartstrings tied to Ash Winsor. But this is going to get a little more complicated when Raiden learns that Ash has a shadow by the name of Stone.
Stone loves Ash and learns of the binding with Raiden. Stone is ready to do anything to get rid of Raiden; even if that means that Ash and Stone dance around a relationship. And finally we have Ashley Winsor, Ash. She has done whatever it takes to survive. She is eager to get rid of both men yet she finds that she needs them.
I didn’t realize that this is the fourth book in a series. And I would recommend reading the prior stories. By itself it was not a bad book but there were several things that I didn’t understand and were not fully explained.
I enjoyed the story and loved this dystopian world. Of course this story stretches norms but it is well written. I liked this story and I will be getting the first three books to figure out what I have missed.
I received a complimentary copy of this book. I voluntarily chose to read and post an honest review.
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