At that moment, the seeker hurtled towards them at great speed.
‘Run!’ Mikie shouted.
It’s 2070 and our post-apocalyptic world is different. Aliens secretly invaded with a lethal biological weapon. A terrifying virus annihilated almost every living creature in its path. People still believe it was a natural virus, oblivious to aliens and the truth. Humanity’s survival is in the hands of the alliance, a team of humans and aliens who stand against the evil arch-enemy alien leader. Orphaned children are raised in army-style schools. But from this barren wasteland, a few shall rise…
Tammy and Mikie are half human and half alien siblings, with immense metaphysical powers and a crystal weapon. Their powers are extraordinary alone, but together they are unstoppable. At twelve, these two are already too powerful to ignore. Can Mikie overcome his inner conflict? Will his compulsion to protect put those closest to him in even more danger? Can Tammy rise above her animal instincts and maintain her humanity? This adventure will take them across the world and maybe into the stars beyond. They must reunite their family and decide where their loyalties lie. The seekers are coming…
A Science Fiction Fantasy saga for those who like Star Wars, Hunger Games, Divergent, Shadow Trilogy, Matrix, Dune etc
Amazon –
I really loved this book. It was jam packed with exciting adventure and was impossible to put down until I had finished it. My favourite part of the book was probably whilst Tammy was discovering her gift with animals.
The general idea for this story is incredible and I haven’t read anything like it before.
Amazon –
The Children of Pisces is a futuristic masterpiece, with well-crafted characters and an engaging plot line. It was suspenseful and had excellent pacing, which kept me on my toes throughout the whole book. Each chapter was exciting and new, not spoon-feeding you the story, but letting you guess and theorise what will happen next. I felt more and more connected to Tammy & Mikie as their adventure progressed, and I can’t wait for the sequel. I would give this book more stars if I could, but five is the limit!