Revolution
Poppet Cycle Book Three
by Donna J. W. Munro
The battle for the soul of USNOAM should be all that Ellie cares about, but hours of training and drilling can’t get the awful memory of Moze dying out of her head. “Death isn’t the end,” Thom told her. He was right. Sasha Parker, now heir of DesLoge Com., had raised Moze up to be her own personal poppet.
Ellie, Thom, and Moze will struggle to end the cruel institution of Poppetry all while fighting their way back to each other: to family, safety, and love deeper than life or death.
Can they remake the world?
REVIEW
5 out of 5
I was dying (pun sort of intended) to dive back in, and see what would become of Ellie, Thom, Moze, and poppetry. Munro didn’t disappoint in the least, bringing another vivid, dystopian piece of the saga to life before my eyes. I didn’t think it was possible to dislike someone so much after knowing them for such a short time, but Sasha just gets under my skin so easily. It’s her callousness towards the poppets, especially Moze, someone I’ve come to really care for over the course of the last two books that does it, I think. I was rooting so hard to see the trio reunited, and be victorious against poppetry (no spoilers about the ending, though)! I found myself completely trapped in Ellie’s world, from the first to the last page, and it felt a bit odd to return to my own each time I had to set the book down. A brilliant set of books, and you absolutely need to start with book one to have a complete grasp of everything going on, but it’s a story you won’t want to miss!
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Donna J. W. Munro’s pieces are published in Dark Moon Digest # 34, Flash Fiction Magazine, Astounding Outpost, Nothing’s Sacred Magazine IV and V, Corvid Queen, Hazard Yet Forward (2012), Enter the Apocalypse (2017), Beautiful Lies, Painful Truths II (2018), Terror Politico (2019), Burning Love, Bleeding Hearts (2020), Borderlands 7 (2020), Gray Sisters Vol 1(2020) and others. Check out her novel, Revelations: Poppet Cycle 1.
