The Denounced: Book 2 Shifting Horizons

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Pub Date 31 Jan 2019 | Archive Date 8 Mar 2019

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Shifting Horizons is the second book in The Denounced Trilogy.

In a future divided into Secular and Non-Secular Quadrants, a crime punishable by death is to cross Quadrants and become a Denounced.

Pod Fifteen has escaped Ilse’s cruel regime only to fall into the hands of a strange Nomadic Tribe. Their charismatic leader, Omar, begins to fill Ned’s mind with ideas about his destiny. A possible future that puts the Pod’s hard-fought friendships to the test, cuts loyalties to the bone and further exposes character flaws. Nobody is sure who they can trust and what they should do next, but Ned is convinced he must travel home if he has any chance of fulfilling his truth and changing the course of history.

Shifting Horizons is the second book in The Denounced Trilogy.

In a future divided into Secular and Non-Secular Quadrants, a crime punishable by death is to cross Quadrants and become a Denounced.

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I was happy to review The Denounced: A Grey Sun and equally happy to review its sequel. Shifting Horizons picks up as Ned and the rest of his pod escape his secular world and come across nomads who have a belief in a higher being. Ned still struggles with his leadership - both enforcing it and wearing it - however he's determined to make it back home.

Ned's character is an intense one in a world that is confusing and dangerous; he's someone I can identify with in his analytical manner of observing people and their actions, however he's the focus of my attention as a reader while the plot is more secondary. Hopefully if there is a third, both plot and characters will come together for me - I look forward to reading more.

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