This novel also attempts to convey a society that is most confusingly a mix between science fiction and some type of fantasy but it did not communicate that properly. In addition, the content is not pleasant many times, the graphic details of certain scenes made me feel uncomfortable. The style of writing is much too simplistic and more than once I had to make sure I did not pick up a book suited for young readers. However, this novel fell short in many, many ways. I also appreciate her attempt to create a creative plot and her imaginative effort to produce a unique story. I normally wish to give authors the benefit of the doubt, for I know that writing a book is a lot of work, and for which I applaud Bonnie S.
It is very rare that I do not finish a book, but this particular novel was extremely hard to get into and after finally reaching the halfway point, I set it aside. She must learn to depend on a virtual stranger, Bodhi, and a young girl, Amaryllis, to figure out from where she came so she can determine her future. However, a series of events the day before her birthday turn her world upside down, disrupting everything she thought she knew about her past. Excited for her eighteenth birthday, she sets out to demonstrate that she is worthy of the praise her father lavishes on her siblings. Selah has always wished to prove herself as able and independent as her two older brothers. Log In to see more information about Bonnie S.Set in a futuristic society that resembles America after nuclear attacks and natural disasters, Thunder is an odd mix of fantasy and futuristic science fiction. Calhoun on LIGHTNING, Secrets, and Romance Lightning October 1, 2015 Bonnie lives in a log cabin in the woods on fifteen acres and shares her domain with a husband, a dog, and two cats-all of whom think she is waitstaff. She is the author of Thunder, Lightning, Tremors, and Aftershock, all part of the Stone Braide Chronicles. Calhoun loves to write, but it doesn’t make her happy unless it includes the three Bs: body count, blood, and blowing things up. I originally created this work as back story concerning my Sloane TempletonĬharacter in my first novel with Abingdon titled Read More.īonnie S.
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