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Today I’m excited to participate in the Blog Tour of ‘The
Burned Bridges Protocol’ by Abigail Borders. This is a YA science fiction
published by Giant Squid Books. The tour runs March 2nd- 13th with reviews,
author interviews, guest posts and excerpts. Check out the tour page for the
full schedule.
About the Book:
Seven hundred years ago, disaster forced humanity toabandon Earth. Life on the colony ship New
Edinburgh is all sixteen-year-old
Lilliane, the best programmer in her year at the Institute, has ever known. A
week ago, Lilliane woke up in a life-pod. Its destination? Earth itself.
Because it’s time to rebuild. It’s up to Lilliane and the four other survivors
of the New Edinburgh to reclaim humanity’s ancestral home. Today, the life pod
arrived at Lady Diana–the lunar holding station that was once the luxury
holiday destination for Earth’s super-rich. It’s supposed to be a good place. A
safe place. Not anymore. Today, Lady Di is a battlefield. Because while
Lilliane and her friends thought they they were the only humans left, somebody
else got to Lady Di first. And he will stop at nothing to keep Lilliane from
ever getting to Earth.
For more information about this book please visit BBP on Giant Squid Books, Goodreads, Amazon and Indiebound.
My Review:
Burned Bridges Protocol’ was the beautiful looking cover. I love the colors and
the mystery of it. So when I read where the book was about I immediately really
wanted to read it.
sixteen year old and resident of the colony ship New Edinburgh. Lillian hasn’t
known anything other than life on the ship. But one day she wakes up and finds
herself in a life pod on her way to a holding station Lady Diana. After the
first shock of finding out why Lillian is on that pod, Lillian soon finds out
she is not alone and her brother and some of her friends are also there. But
before they get the chance to get used to the idea of their new life, and
finale journey to the earth, Lillian finds herself in great danger. And soon
Lillian and her friends are forced to fight for their lives.
into the story. Right from the very first page this story is intriguing and interesting.
The action begins right away and I felt myself wanting to keep reading. The
writing style in this book is very interesting, not like any other book I’ve
read before. One minute your reading a conversation between the two main
characters, and next your reading through the eyes of an intelligent computer/
life pod.
it’s definitely very interesting to read.
example the main character Lillian is also called Anne. Not very confusing but
then there is Chloe and she’s also called the Maiden. That was just a little
confusing for me because this book moves so fast and it took me a little while
to remember what name belonged to which character. And all the other characters also
have other names.
your time. Especially when you like Sci- Fi stories. This book makes me want to
keep an eye out on Abigail Borders writing.
My Rating:
About the Author:
Abigail is fluent in three languages, grew up in Asia,studied History in the UK, and now calls sunny Southern California her home.
When not working with flowers (and daydreaming about what a ranunculus flower
fairy looks like) she sings about Winnie the Pooh while baking treats like
pineapple tarts and sand dollar cookies for her son, El Kiddo. She has an-going
love/hate relationship with all things chocolate, although coffee will always
remain her first love. She also holds graduate degrees in International
Management and Special Education.
The Burned Bridges Protocol is Abigail’s first novella. Her first novel,
Cyrion, is scheduled to be released by MuseItUp Publishing in spring 2015.
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Maureen is a mom, wife, nurse, and Ravenclaw living in the Netherlands. She spends her days juggling mom-life, reading, blogging, planning date nights with her husband and working as a nurse. Maureen also is a big Anglophile, loves cooking, Gilmore Girls, Bridgerton and Harry Potter.. Always! Facebook | Instagram
Thank you so much for hosting a tour stop and sharing your thoughts about the book today!
You're very welcome 😉 Thanks for letting me be a part of the tour!