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The Last Girl

The Dominion Trilogy, Book 1

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The Last Girl

By: Joe Hart
Narrated by: Dara Rosenberg
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A mysterious worldwide epidemic reduces the birthrate of female infants from 50 percent to less than one percent. Medical science and governments around the world scramble in an effort to solve the problem, but 25 years later there is no cure, and an entire generation grows up with a population of fewer than 1000 women.

Zoey and some of the surviving young women are housed in a scientific research compound dedicated to determining the cause. For two decades, she's been isolated from her family, treated as a test subject, and locked away - told only that the virus has wiped out the rest of the world's population.

Captivity is the only life Zoey has ever known, and escaping her heavily armed captors is no easy task, but she's determined to leave before she is subjected to the next round of tests...a program that no other woman has ever returned from. Even if she's successful, Zoey has no idea what she'll encounter in the strange new world beyond the facility's walls. Winning her freedom will take brutality she never imagined she possessed, as well as all her strength and cunning - but Zoey is ready for war.

©2016 Joe Hart (P)2015 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.
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Imagine a world of Men Only

Love this book..enjoyed the narrator..full of twists and turns..companionship violence comaradery to save their world.

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Depressing & a bit long winded

I love post-apocalyptic tales but this one just didn’t work for me. I never fully engaged with the characters. There was plenty of darkness in this book, and no light. I need patches of light to enjoy a book. It also rambled on at times.

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It gets better

It started off a bit boring but then BAM an event happens that had me screaming, cheering and utterly shocked and then I was hooked. It took a while to get there but it was worth it. I've already downloaded the next book and can't wait to see what happens!

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I suppose it passes the time

It didn't really do it for me. I couldn't really like any of the characters or feel for them, but in saying that, the story was good enough for me to actually download the second in the series just to see if it does get better. (Mild Spoiler) It didn't really make a lot of sense just why Zoey was hated so much by another girl in the compound and why she waited until she was just about 21 to actually attack her, and that really bugged me. Also, why bother killing the girls that didn't produce girl babies - what's the point of that?

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Amazing

This is one of my favourite books! The story is amazing and the performance is just as good.

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One of the most depressing book series...

I can't recommend this series. I'm finishing the last book because I wanted to know what happen but its taken me two years to muscle up the will power. If you love death, despair and destruction repeated over and over with the author dangling shards of hope like carrot only to shatter that hope with more of the Triple Ds, then you might like these books.

I've only been able to take these books in small doses with mental sanity breaks and not because I'm not a fan of end of world novels. I am. I've been left with a feeling of being depressed every single time I resume them. There's a line between writing hard reality and balancing it with the will to live and this author fails to do that for me.

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