First World Problems

The Stone World Saga, Book 4

By: Cassiopeia Fletcher

Narrated by: Bronson Pinchot

River is gone and Athens abandoned …

With nowhere else to go, the Tartans evacuate both their citizens and the Hawaiian refugees to Galveston, the capital city of New Texas. Surrounded by pre-wave technology, Felicity has never been more uncomfortable while Winter thrives in her position as Assistant Director of the New Anaphedarin project.

The shift in Tartan dynamics has caused some friction between the years-long group of friends, but as uncomfortable as the Athenians are, the Hawaiians are having an even harder time adjusting; particularly Zac, whose main talents have become unnecessary.

To make things worse, Oliver is unsure of where his loyalties lie, but he’s beginning to think he made a big mistake throwing in with River and her Tartans. A thought that becomes stronger when he begins taking care of Seven’s pregnant widow, Sierra Knowles.

The epic finale of the Stone World Saga is here.

©2021 Cassiopeia Fletcher (P)2022 Blackstone Publishing

Yawn

I really couldn't finish, but I kept coming back to try. Between the narration and lack of action, I really didn't want to hear more. I feel like it was just ambling along with nowhere to go.

A Real waste of time....

this is a book of long so and so thinks this and so and so thinks that and there's no purpose to it I think it was a big waste of time

Enjoyable

I enjoyed this book. I would recommend it for any age but it was not as fast-paced as the first books in this series I would definitely recommend reading the first books before reading this book or this book will not be as enjoyable it is not quite as action packed and zombies are not as prevalent in this book as the previous box

Couldn’t finish it.

After several chapters of whining kids and no action, I wanted Zombies to kill all of them.

So more or no?

The ending was left pretty open and I'm dying to know if there will be a 5th book or if there's another series that picks up where this was left off.