The Sacrifice: An Enemy Novel Author: Charlie Higson | Language: English | ISBN:
B00BNMAX38 | Format: PDF
The Sacrifice: An Enemy Novel Description
The Sacrifice picks up after Small Sam and The Kid arrive at the Tower of London at the end of The Dead. Though Sam finds safety and friendship at theTower with Jordan Hordern's crew, he can’t settle down. The only thing he wants is to be reunited with his sister, Ella. Ed is reluctant to let Sam go after her, because it would mean traveling westward through the forbidden zone. Ed begs Sam to wait until DogNut returns with news of what’s going on in the center of London. Eventually, though, Sam and the Kid can’t wait any longer, and they strike out on their own. It turns out that the biggest danger they face is not from sickos, but from another group of kids. Meanwhile, Shadowman is tracking Saint George across north London, watching him build up his army. Shadowman knows that Saint George is an extremely dangerous threat, but no one will take his warnings seriously. Some answers to the questions we've been wondering about--What is the Disease? Where did it come from? Is there a cure?--are addressed by an unexpected source: a diseased adult nicknamed Wormwood who has the ability to speak, though his ravings are difficult to decipher. It will take a few more books for all of the truth to come out, and for all of the loose ends to be tied up in an apocalyptic battle between the army of the sickos and the combined forces of the various kids around London.
- File Size: 2258 KB
- Print Length: 497 pages
- Page Numbers Source ISBN: 1423165659
- Publisher: Disney Hyperion; Reprint edition (June 11, 2013)
- Sold by: Amazon Digital Services, Inc.
- Language: English
- ASIN: B00BNMAX38
- Text-to-Speech: Enabled
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- Lending: Enabled
- Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #33,185 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)
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I am amazed that once more this author has continued this series without a moment of dull or tedious page turning. It brings me back to the thrills of Lord of The Flies that I read as a child.
But Higson has done the impossible. A terrifying series in involving children where the enemy is both the 'sickos' and the survivors. This is a masterpiece. No character within is paper thin. No survivor without either mental or physical damage. It is so horrifyingly honest in all respects.
I beseech newcomers to read all four books. I swear you shall not regret it.
Mr. Higson, never stop writing.
Your talent is immense. Rock on Sir!
P.S: I would be immensely in your debt if you give me tips on how to wait for the next installment.
By Jessica Watson
The book was very interesting and full of suspense. But what happened to David and his group? They were barely in the book. Also the Waitrose kids were only talked about once. Hopefully they will be in your next book a lot more then the tower kids. The Waitrose kids story is way more interesting.
By Jake Smith
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