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    A New World: Untold Stories 2

    By John O'Brien

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    A gust of wind...
    And the storm descends...

    Twilight crept across the surface, the sun dipping below the horizon. Darkness closed in, a hush settling upon the world. For most, dinners were devoured, shows watched, and alarms for the next day set.

    Shrieks erupted in the night, signaling the end of civilization. Many died quickly, their last moments full of terror and agony. Others fled into the darkness, pursued by nightmares. Few survived. The world was filled with ringing alarm clocks with no one to silence them.

    Sunsets were moments of escalating terror. Out of the ashes of humankind’s demise rose the night runners; death loping down darkened streets, their shrieks echoing off empty buildings. Untold Stories 2 is a continuation of short stories depicting the experiences of some who faced the fall of civilization.

    A scream in the night...
    And terror poured forth...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJohn O'Brien
    Release dateJul 31, 2015
    ISBN9781311271150
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    John O'Brien

    John O'Brien is a well-known NEW YORKER cartoonist. For Clarion, he has illustrated DEAR OLD DONEGAL

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    • 5/5
      I really enjoy all these little story branches and how they come back around to tie in with the main series. I also really like how the author (John O'Brien) included some stories written by fans. Some are better than others, and some are loosely tied back to the series while others are bound so closely that they are more of a series continuation. All in all, I would 100% recommend the New World series as well as the Red Team companion books and the Untold Stories books.