In "Cities of Rust," Andrew Flynn and Lindsey Scott found each other in a dark world filled with flesh-eating monsters. In "Road of Stars," they navigated the dangers of the open road to travel to the supposed safe haven of New Canaan, Florida.
After surviving the impossible, the couple and their group attempt to settle in with the island community. Life proves to be more difficult than anticipated, producing new threats and challenges as they try to carry on some resemblance of normalcy.
In the thrilling conclusion of the Solace Trilogy, "Waves of Solace" shows that happiness can still be found after the worst of circumstances, but no sanctuary is perfect.
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About the Author
Ariel Bonin has always loved to write, from attending Gifted & Talented as a fifth grader, to using fanfiction as a way to overcome her postpartum blues. After her stories received more than 350,000 online views, she decided to write a book. "Waves of Solace" is her third novel. She works as a librarian and resides near Bangor, Maine. She is married and has one child.
Description:
In "Cities of Rust," Andrew Flynn and Lindsey Scott found each other in a dark world filled with flesh-eating monsters. In "Road of Stars," they navigated the dangers of the open road to travel to the supposed safe haven of New Canaan, Florida.
After surviving the impossible, the couple and their group attempt to settle in with the island community. Life proves to be more difficult than anticipated, producing new threats and challenges as they try to carry on some resemblance of normalcy.
In the thrilling conclusion of the Solace Trilogy, "Waves of Solace" shows that happiness can still be found after the worst of circumstances, but no sanctuary is perfect. **
About the Author
Ariel Bonin has always loved to write, from attending Gifted & Talented as a fifth grader, to using fanfiction as a way to overcome her postpartum blues. After her stories received more than 350,000 online views, she decided to write a book. "Waves of Solace" is her third novel. She works as a librarian and resides near Bangor, Maine. She is married and has one child.