20 January 2021
Day One
In the sequel to Day Zero, stepsisters Jinx and MacKenna must put aside their enmity and work together to rescue their little brother...and possibly save the world. A nonstop whirlwind of a read for fans of Marie Lu, Rick Yancey and Alexandra Bracken.
RULE ONE: THOSE WHO PANIC DON'T SURVIVE
IT'S AS TRUE NOW AS IT WAS THE DAY OUR WORLD EXPLODED INTO CHAOS
Jinx
Three months ago, all I wanted was to stay up late playing video games and pretending things were fine. But with my parents' role in a massive political conspiracy exposed, I ended up on the run, desperate to rescue my little brother, Charles, from the clutches of The Opposition.
I used to hate my father's obsession with disaster prepping. But as I fight my way across a war-torn country and into a secret military research facility with only my stepsister to count on, I realize that following Dr. Doomsday's Guide for Ultimate Survival might be our only hope of surviving to see Charles again.
MacKenna
Once, I had it all. The right backstory. The right qualifications. But my life as a student journalist was destroyed forever in the explosions that triggered the country's meltdown. Now I'm determined to help Jinx get our little brother back. But we also have to find our own reasons to survive. Somehow, I've become the first reporter of the new civil war. In a world where your story is your ultimate weapon, I have to become the toughest freedom fighter of all.
| Title | : | Day One |
| ISBN | : | 9781335091369 |
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Teenagers in the middle of the second civil war!The following ratings are out of 5:Romance: 💗💗💗Heat/Steam: N/AStory/Plot: 👏👏👏👏👏World building: 🌎🌏🌍🌎🌏Character dev...
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i LOVED the fast paced action in this book! I think that there could have been another book after this to explain even more but I don’t mind the ending too much anyway. If you like action books, go ...
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You can find the full review and all the fancy and/or randomness that accompanies it at It Starts at Midnight 4.5* Day One picks up right where its predecessor Day Zero left off, with main ch...
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*Source* Publisher*Genre* Young Adult / Science Fiction*Rating* 3.5-4*Thoughts*Day One is the second and final installment in author Kelly deVos Day Zero Duology. This book focuses on several key char...
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I received a copy of this book from Netgalley and Inkyard Press.Gonna be honest with you. Reading this duology so close to the US election was not an entirely comfy situation but we'll worth it.Day On...
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This book was such a fast paced action book and I throughly enjoyed it. I do wish it was a trilogy instead of a duolgy though. I feel like there could be more to tell....
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I was hoping to enjoy this; disaster stories are my jam, after all. And it's not bad, per se. It's a little chaotic; things keep happening, one after another, and our characters are flung from one sit...
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Day Zero by Kelly deVos is one of those review copies I never quite got around to reading last year. However, one of the benefits of not reading a book promptly is not having to wait for the sequel. I...
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Day OneBy. Kelly DevosP. 471Format: Print/AudiobookRating: **************************Day One is the second book in the Day Zero duology. It is a Young Adult apocalyptic multi-perspective science ficti...
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this is the second in a series about two step-sisters who are trying to find their little brother and avoid being killed by opposing political forces in this post-apocalyptic adventure. I really enjoy...