(Enigma Black Trilogy, Book 3)
Dystopian / Romance
Date Published: October 11, 2014
Ten years ago, her family was murdered.
One year ago, she left her life behind for a chance to avenge their deaths.
Twenty-four hours ago, her defiance sealed her fate.
With her suspicions mounting and her loyalty to The Epicenter tested, Celaine Stevens makes the decision to fight for a cause she believes in and aligns herself with the rebellion. Joined by Ian Grant, the pair escape from The Epicenter and travel to the Capitol, where they find Marshall Leitner and his followers. While inside the rebellion, Celaine and Ian learn that the rebels are planning a final uprising against President Brooks, one in which they hope will sway the rest of the country’s opinion in their favor.
However, loyalties are soon tested. The rebels are finding it hard to trust them, so when a bounty is issued on Celaine and Ian by President Brooks, it may be too good for some of them to resist.
As the nation goes to war, Celaine finds herself in the fight of her life. Vendettas will become personal, lives will be lost, and the world will never be the same again.
One year ago, she left her life behind for a chance to avenge their deaths.
Twenty-four hours ago, her defiance sealed her fate.
With her suspicions mounting and her loyalty to The Epicenter tested, Celaine Stevens makes the decision to fight for a cause she believes in and aligns herself with the rebellion. Joined by Ian Grant, the pair escape from The Epicenter and travel to the Capitol, where they find Marshall Leitner and his followers. While inside the rebellion, Celaine and Ian learn that the rebels are planning a final uprising against President Brooks, one in which they hope will sway the rest of the country’s opinion in their favor.
However, loyalties are soon tested. The rebels are finding it hard to trust them, so when a bounty is issued on Celaine and Ian by President Brooks, it may be too good for some of them to resist.
As the nation goes to war, Celaine finds herself in the fight of her life. Vendettas will become personal, lives will be lost, and the world will never be the same again.
#1 – Do You See Writing as a Career?
Of course. Writing
requires hard work, dedication, and discipline in order to be successful, just
like any other career. My goal is to make it my full-time career one day.
#2 – What was the Hardest Part of Your Writing Process?
For me, the hardest
part of the writing process is just getting started. Beginning a book is a daunting task and can
seem overwhelming at times. But I find
that once you get going and get into a rhythm, it just flows out.
#3 – Did you have any One Person Who Helped You Out with
Your Writing Outside of Your Family?
I don’t think there is just one person, but
more like several people. Between
family, friends, and other writers I met on Twitter, through blogging, and on Facebook,
I never run out of people willing to give me advice.
#4 – What is next for your writing?
I’ve decided to take a detour from writing
dystopian fiction to trying my hand at a contemporary romance that has been in
my head for a while, which I hope to have available by the end of the year.
#5 – Do you have an addiction to reading as well as writing?
If so, what are you currently reading?
I think every writer
has a somewhat mild addiction to reading.
For me, my “To Read” pile is insanely high. Right now, I have the Hooded Man and Outlander
at the top of my traditionally published books, along with a ton of indie
books.
DESCRIBE Your Book in 1 Tweet: Every choice she made, every
sacrifice she endured has led her to this moment.
This or That?
#1 - iPd or Mp3?
I can’t go anywhere
without my iPod. I’m seriously going to
be buried with that thing.
#2 – Chocolate or Vanilla?
It’s criminal to make
someone choose between the two, but I guess if you’re going to twist my arm,
bring on the chocolate.
#3 – Mashed Potatoes or French Fries?
French Fries.
#4 – Comedy or Drama?
It depends on my
mood. Right now, a good comedy would hit
the spot.
#5 – Danielle Steel or Nicholas Sparks?
I’ve never read
anything by Danielle Steel, so I’m going to have to go with Nicholas Sparks by
default.
#6 – Fantasy or Reality?
I usually live in a
fantasy world.
#7 – Call or Text?
Definitely text. I talk on the phone as a part of my job, so
it’s pretty much the last thing I want to do when I’m not at work.
#8 – Public School or Home School?
Public.
#9 – Coffee or Hot Chocolate
Coffee in the
morning. Hot chocolate any other time of the day.
#10 – eBook or Paperback?
Oh, that’s a hard
one. I like how portable e-books are and the fact that you can take several of
them with you, but there’s just something about good ole’ paperbacks. So, I
guess it’s a tie. ;-)
Sara "Furlong" Burr was born and raised in Michigan and currently still lives there with her husband, two daughters, a high-strung Lab, and three judgmental cats. When she's not writing, Sara enjoys reading, camping, spending time with her family, and attempting to paint while consuming more amaretto sours than she cares to admit.
You can learn more about Sara at http://sarafurlongburr.blogspot.com, follow her on Twitter via @Sarafurlong, and read more of her ramblings via Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/EnigmaBlackKindle.
Twitter: @Sarafurlong
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