A Sci-Fi that would engage you from very first to the last page
Title: After Annihilation (AA)
Author: Gauri Mittal
Genre: Sci-fi
Format : Kindle
Price: 99 INR
Rating": 4/5
Blurb:
The year is 2034.
Madhavi is one among a group of five friends, fresh out of engineering college, who land jobs in different cities of Iddis. But before their lives can take off, war comes. In a series of sudden, blinding flashes of light, millions of lives are lost, incinerated in the fiery heat of a nuclear exchange that threatens to end the human race forever.
At first, it seems Madhavi is the only one left alive in a world that has been devastated by global conflict. With nuclear fallout set to eliminate any survivors, finding sanctuary seems impossible, until she is rescued to Shunya, where begins a life she never wanted to live.
About the Author:
Gauri Mittal is a doctor. She belongs to Dehradun, India, having completed her education and medical graduation from the city. Currently she is pursuing MD.
She writes fiction, poetry and short stories. She wrote her first novel on wattpad and has since then published the one and others on Amazon.
Her blog: viewthewriting.wordpress.com
Review:
I read this book when India did Air Stike on Pakistan, and in the bottom of our hearts we have the fear of war. At this time when I was reading AA, at every page it was giving me goosebumps. The story has all the engaging factors in it, but what amazed me the most are:
1. Unimaginable after effects of a nuclear war
2. How to safeguard people and precautionary measures could be taken are so clearly being explained by the author.
3. Though it is future imaginary incident, but the author has explained it with so much clarity
4. I enjoyed the planning of the underground city and how things were implemented, and how people still could fight for powerwhen their lives were at stake.
Overal its a truly engaging story, that shivers you with the aftermath of wars.
Love n live peacefully.
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