816. THE LEAST ENVIED (Part 1: Into the Wasteland) by Sean DeLauder

[Tana]

Genre: Sci-fi/fantasy/satire

The Least Envied (Part 1: Into the Wasteland)

Book Description:

Cast back in time to the perilous wasteland known as the West, Andrew is tasked with recording the fate of an individual history has chosen to ignore. Threatened by Wogs, an enigmatic creature known as the Forest Monster, and the man orchestrating the slow annihilation of the world, Andrew discovers all hope for salvation and survival rests with a boy without a history.

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[Sean]

As a side note, any who sign up now, I will gladly provide them with parts II and III when they are available later this year.

[Frog]

I'll review it.

Standard warning: when I take a book to review, I review it. Don't send me a book if all you are looking for is a hugbox, as the readers of my blog expect honest opinions from me. That said, if I like it I'll be really honest about that too. :-)

Frog Jones
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[Sean]

Thanks, Frog! While I enjoy the comfort of the hugbox, an honest review is appreciated. That said, I've reconsidered my decision to release the book as a serial and will instead release the book in it's entirety. It's all in my head--just a matter of getting it out--but it's going to be a few more months before I can wring out the rest and get it up to publishing snuff.

That said, I'd be glad to send you a free copy once it's available. It genuinely pains me to tell a potential reader to wait, but otherwise you'll be getting a story that is only 70% written.

I suppose I could narrate what I think will happen over the final 100 pages, but I'm not fond of my speaking voice or confident in my ability to tell it in a linear fashion.