Salvation Road: A Dystopian Romance

The rest of the world fell silent long ago. Yet someone's out there. And Anita Carmichael wants to know who.

After a decade spent slaughtering in her sister's name, it's time for Anita to escape Scotland. Her final prison.

But she's not alone in the Borderlands. Blake O'Riley must be the last survivor of a faction she hates. He has good reasons for loathing her. She should hate him, too. Except the longer she spends with the smirking, violet-eyed warrior, the more she respects him. She wants to protect him, not kill him. Which means she should definitely kill him. To protect herself.

Because some things are more terrifying than hatred. And surrendering could be her biggest mistake yet.

If you like enemies to lovers, a journey of redemption and a woman who can handle a gun, you'll love Salvation Road. Read the second book in the action-packed dystopian romance and adventure series The Faction War Chronicles and enter the brutal wilds of Scotland, where Anita will find more than she bargained for.

This book is written in British English and contains swearing, sex and violence (including attempted rape and sexual assault). Some scenes also include PTSD flashbacks to torture, and discussions of torture.

Author: Nadine Little
Binding Type: Paperback
Publisher: Little Publishing
Published: 09/24/2020
Series: The Faction War Chronicles #2
Pages: 310
Weight: 0.74lbs
Size: 8.00h x 5.00w x 0.70d
ISBN: 9781838088415

About the Author
Little, Nadine: - Nadine Little lives in the Central Belt of Scotland with her partner and three gerbils. By day, she walks around in bogs and looks at poop. At night, she tortures her characters and lays waste to half of the country. When she's not writing, she can be found reading or playing Worms on her PlayStation. Her debut novel 'Captivity' was released on the 31st of August 2020 and is the first book in her trilogy 'The Faction War Chronicles'. The other two books and a novella are due to be released in October and November 2020. Nadine doesn't have any awards or critical acclaim (though she's sure these will come). However, she once won a painting in a short story competition. It now hangs in her study next to her writing desk. For more information on Nadine and her books, sign up to her mailing list at https: //nadinelittle.com/sign-up/