End of Days
by Wendy Alec
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Pub Date 2 Oct 2018 | Archive Date 1 Oct 2018
HarperCollins Publishers | Harper Inspire
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Description
Brothers at war. Mankind deceived. Hell on Earth.
A man face down in the dirt amid melting Arctic snow, a deep sense of unease but no memory of how he got there – Jason De Vere, once the head of a global media empire.
Found and briefly taken to a safe house, Jason’s soon on the run again – there’s a 50-million-dollar bounty if he can be taken alive.
Thrown together with his ex-wife and a crusading young journalist, Jason begins a desperate search for answers. It’s a race against time, a fight for survival – and the stakes are higher than he could possibly have imagined.
4 billion microchips – promising miraculous benefits – are being shipped to population centres around the world. And soon every human being on Earth will have to make a choice…
CHRONICLES OF BROTHERS is the story of three brothers fighting for the future of humanity. From desert tombs, to the towers of Wall Street, to the ancient past, this super-epic tale reveals the hidden history of mankind and the origins of evil itself.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9780310091011 |
| PRICE | US$16.99 (USD) |
| PAGES | 410 |
Featured Reviews
8stitches9lives �, Reviewer
'End of Days' is the fifth book in the Chronicles of Brothers series, and what a compelling series it is! I was immediately pulled into the story and continued to be engrossed for the duration. This is just as fabulous as the previous four books, if not better! The descriptions are vivid and each of the places the brothers happen to visit are wonderfully evocative. I would advise that you read the preceding books first as much of this story won't make sense unless you have read them, and in my opinion it does not work as a standalone. Another successful read from Ms Alec. Enjoyable and entertaining with a focus on the history of humanity and what it takes to be accurately labelled as evil.
Many thanks to Harper Inspire for an ARC. I was not required to post a review, and all thoughts and opinions expressed are my own.
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