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Shore Haven

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Shore Haven

By: Jennifer Reynolds
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 Life in a world rebuilding after a post-apocalyptic event consisting of a series of earthquakes and tsunamis that devastated the planet, broke apart continents, and left most of Earth covered in water, wasn’t easy and left little in which to rejoice. All Samantha wanted to do was celebrate her sister’s college graduation. A trip to Liberty Island sounded like the perfect way to do so, but she was wrong. Jason believed in his uncle’s vision for Shore Haven, a self-containing compound in the center of Liberty Island. He didn’t believe another devastating event could occur so soon after the last, even as it was happening, but he knew the compound’s purpose and it’s potential to ease the minds of those living in their new world. Thanks to Shore Haven, Samantha, Jason, and a handful of others survive of the second, more deadly apocalyptic event, but escaping the dead isn’t the only threat they’ll have to face when radio transmissions reveal that the rest of the world is determined to keep the plague sweeping what was left of the North American continent from reaching their shores. Dystopian Horror Science Fiction Natural Disaster
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The virtual narrator just kills it. Though the story wasn’t the best, I think a good narrator would’ve made a huge difference.

Pass..virtual narrators take any story down a few notches

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