Love As The World Dies Anthology Live! {Rachel Higginson, Rebecca Ethington & Lila Felix}

There is always talk of the end of the world. The end of light, the end of humanity, the end of civilizations. But even through the ends there are beginnings. There are things to cling to. There is love.

Join bestselling authors, Rachel Higginson, Lila Felix and Rebecca Ethington, as they take you to the end of the world, to the end of time to prove that love survives all.

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About the books....

No one expects the world to end, for life to change, and for the sunny life you live to turn into a horrifying disaster.

I didn’t.

But there were signs.

Signs of what was coming.

Signs of what was going to happen to us.

But no one saw.

No one was paying attention.

Not until it was too late.

Too late for morning sunrises. Too late for family dinners.

Too late to stop the monsters from destroying our world.

This is the story about the ebony blackness became all we knew.

This is the story about what happened before.

The United States has collapsed. Those citizens who are left are in one of two classes. One: Citizens who have undergone forced lobotomies, as mandated by the United Nations. Two: Those who fight against their tyranny.

Petra Kingsley falls under both classes. She falls in line with the drones, pretending her procedure worked. She’s existed among their ranks, hiding in plain sight, being worked to the bone and starved almost to death.

Lawson is a bounty hunter of sorts. His target isn’t the guilty, it’s those who are lost in the folds of a broken society.

When he spots Petra working in the masses, he stops at nothing to help her escape.

But he has no idea who exactly he’s helping—and who will now be hunting them both?

Zombies- as if that wasn’t enough to ruin any girl’s dream of a happily ever after.

Reagan said goodbye to love when she was forced to run her high school boyfriend over with her mom’s car just to keep him from eating her for dinner. Now, two years later, and in need of a serious shower, she’s just over the entire concept of a soul mate- or really, any kind of mate.

Well, mostly anyway. When she runs- literally- into a group of boys holed up in a relative utopia of peanut butter and bottled water, maybe all hope in the love department is not lost.

But at the end of the world, nothing can be simple. And with a horde of Zombies after her, Reagan is going to have to schedule falling in love between hunting and surviving. Hopefully she can last long enough find out if true love can still exist when everything else has started to fall apart.