Following "The Sky Used to be Blue," "Cleaning Up," and "Deep Justice," this 15,000 word novella set in the world of WOOL is the fourth in the bestselling Kindle sci-fi Karma series.
"After a hellish three months locked in the private inner sanctum of IT, Karma and her family emerge, bloodied and forever changed. Rick is a man who is no longer in control. Mars has become the power in the Silo.
And Karma is about to be charged with murder.
Death came with the uprising. Fighting with guns, knives, and bombs, many killed or were killed. Now those who survived must pick up the pieces and go forward. Twenty-five years into Silo life, the realities are still the same: the stairs, the water, the Outside… and the suffocating Inside.
Patrice Fitzgerald is an indie author, publisher, attorney, and intergalactic singer of songs. She has been publishing herself and others since 2011 and is the force behind the BEYOND THE STARS series of space opera anthologies. Patrice is thrilled to introduce Captain Wu and her STARSHIP NAMELESS crew in her most recent trilogy, written with the inimitable Jack Lyster.
Rising Up is the fourth book in the Karma series and it does not disappoint! I don't want to give anything away but I think I'm in love with Karma. I was curious about her life when Hugh Howey mentioned her in SHIFT. Now, to have her life-story told in such an elegant manner is wonderful. I highly recommend, not just this book, but this whole series! Read them all. You won't regret it.
I enjoyed this one much more now that I’m back in the series. This one picks up where the last one left off without a big jump in time. A lot more has become clear to Karma and Rick since coming back from there time in IT. I almost didn’t want to continue since I’m not caught up with all the SHIFT series and I feel like I’m spoiling things for myself. There is a couple of compelling events that occur in this one that will definitely make me come back for the finale.
Can't wait for the final installment to learn where Fitzgerald will take this superb addition to the Wooliverse of Hugh Howey! And by the way, Karma is a fantastic, wholly believable character that I have become attached to and am already dreading the culmination of her story. Bravo Patrice Fitzgerald for feeding my love of Silo stories.
I'm enjoying the Karma series very much. I love finding out what happened to Helen, and she gets to have adventures of her own. My only criticism is that the series is broken into 5 separate e-books, when it could have easily been 3. Oh well, at least they're cheap!
Chaos breaks out in the Silo and its unclear who the perpetrators are, but violence is rife and Karma, Rick and Mars find themselves trapped with a couple of murderous enemies. Rick is injured but his injury brings forth a part of his personaly Karma thought had been lost.