Written In The Snow

Culture Wars #2

by Victoria Zagar

The year: 2238. The Culture Wars are in full swing, with the Freedom Alliance fighting the Moral League for control of Washington D.C., which now stands in ruins. The symbols of America have been looted and destroyed, but the war goes on for the P.R. campaign, with both sides trying to claim they have won the nation.

Gabriel Green, runaway from the League, joins the Alliance’s Ground Force to fight back against the persecution and oppression he has witnessed. Sent to the front in the midst of a bitter winter, a mortar hits his position and he is wounded. He finds an unlikely savior in the form of Angel Ramirez, a devoutly religious albino League medic with a heart of gold and a big secret.

Doubting the war they once both believed in, Gabriel and Angel trade the battlefield for exile on the neutral Melvana Colony, but Angel struggles to reconcile his religion with his feelings for Gabriel. Torn between two sides of a war, Angel must find a middle ground between faith and love or risk losing both forever.

180 pages, Paperback

First published November 27, 2013

About the author

This author account is largely defunct as I have transitioned gender and no longer wish to keep this name. Some titles may remain under this name, but this profile will not be updated and no new titles will be released under this name.

In addition, the website Infinite Love has closed.

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Reviews

[Amy · Rating 4 out of 5]

3.5 stars. The first book is still my favorite, but this was a great story. Can't wait to read Josh's story.

[Courtney · Rating 1 out of 5]

I really don't know what happened between Written in the Stars and Written in the Snow, but it is like two different people wrote them.

I was distracted by the sheer amount of misused words and incorrect grammar. It doesn't take much effort to have an editor go through the book to catch these mistakes or even have the author do a final read-through of the manuscript before publishing it.

The previous book flowed better. This one seemed to be too busy in my opinion, with too many things distracting from the main plot.

There wasn't enough focus on the romance for my particular tastes, you may have a differing view depending on your tastes.

I'm hoping this was a fluke and if there is another sequel, some of what is missing from the first book can be recaptured in it.

The price was double the price of the first book and I feel like I didn't get my money's worth.

[Jay · Rating 4 out of 5]

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