On the Eve of Forever, by Kayleigh Sky

On the Eve of Forever by Kayleigh Sky

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


The plague this time is called Eve, because it's worse for women than men. Civilization, law and order, and too often human decency and love collapse. But not everywhere. Brey is in prison and the guards let them all out as the virus runs rampant--4 billion dead? Brey, a pretty boy, promises he will find his family. But he is caught and tortured and raped and sold.

Brey winds up in "Waterfall, a small city that made it through the apocalypse, survives on the sale of human beings." There he meets Hank (the other protagonist) who remembers Brey as "the rich kid he once arrested for murder. Now the guy’s up for sale. Hank’s plans go south in a hurry. On the spot to make a quick decision, he buys him.What else can he do?…" (Amazon summary).

So begins what becomes a love affair. This is a story of redemption, human love and decency, and cruelty, and survival. After the world ends, you have to make another.

A fun read.
Book 100 for 2020.



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