Yesterdays Gone: Season 2 - Sean Platt Reviews
Newest Review: ... were NOT alone.... Strange black creatures began emerging all across the globe...creatures with only one thing on their ... more
... mind. Feeding. On us....
As the days and weeks progressed, these creatures appeared to start changing, altering, adapting.....EVOLVING!
With the end of Season One, readers were left with few answers, even more questions and one big doozy of a cliffhanger ending!
Season 2 begins five months later....
As we begin this latet installment, much has happened. Many of the characters have moved on and one paticular group has found what bthey believe to be a safe haven. But when their farm is attacked by the mysterious "...more
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This is the second "season" of the serialised novel Yesterday's Gone written by Sean Platt and writing partner David Wright, that collects episodes 7-12 of this highly popular series; designed to read like one of your favourite T.V shows rather than as a more conventional novel with "episodes" that each end on a cliff-hanger leaving you, quite literally, further along the edge of your seat each time! For those not familiar with the series already ~ READ MY EARLIER REVIEW! Done that? Right, well here's a brief recap for those of you who might have ignored that last part.... On October 15th, the majority of the Earths population ... Read the complete review
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