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Descent Into the Darkness Forgotten Origins Trilogy eBook Tara Ellis Melchelle Designs

A great finish to a fabulous series. So much I want to say but I hate reviews with spoilers so I will refrain. This YA Dystopian has all the things a story should have and can easily be enjoyed by teens and adults alike. Dystopian has become my favorite genre. If you're like me and love The Hunger Games and Twilight then you'll enjoy the Forgotten Origin trilogy as well. This is a series you want to read in order. The author does do a tiny bit of refreshing to keep you up to date with each book but there is no annoying rehashing. I hate it when a third of a book from a series is spent retelling you what happened in the previous ones. The author's real life background has served this story well as the a teenage girl and her family and friends fight an alien virus invasion. Great storytelling. Great pace. Fun read.


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Descent Into the Darkness Forgotten Origins Trilogy eBook Tara Ellis Melchelle Designs Reviews

This book graciously started with a summary of everything that happened so far, in a way that, where I was lost with book two, I was now caught up to speed. And enter romantic tension! Loved the new aspect. And what to do now that an alien ship is in the atmosphere of earth? I love the path the author takes the reader on as Alex struggles with her new abilities and saving the world. Tension filled final conclusion.

Reader Rated for ages 14+ for mild violence.
I'd like to start off first by saying thank you, to the author, Tara Ellis for gifting this book to me in exchange for my honest review.

Second, I'm going to say that Forgoten Origins is my favorite YA/SCI-FI series of the year!! I really love how the author derived the premise of the series from the Ancient Alien Theory then made the rest her own. I found it it to be extraordinary. It made me, the reader, think. Even after I read the book. I'll probably still think about this book for months to come because to me, it's not too crazy to think, that this might not be far from an actual reality. Alex is finishing off her quest in this last installment. Along with figuring out where & with whom her heart belongs. Alex and ALL the characters have grown and matured. Some have grown together or they've grown apart. It was sad due to the fact I seriously thought that a certain couple would've stayed together but they did not. However, as the book progressed, I could see who was to be with who and the reasons. Which made their character development so enticing. I really had Rihanna's Stay in my head for that couple. It was kind of messed up but they did remain friends. Third Alex & crew are busy saving the world from imminent slavery & doom. It was adventurous, suspenseful, and a bit breathtaking. The undersea dome, Nibiru, and Nator's reaction to seeing a sunrise in over a thousand years, were some of my favorite moments. Page after page you're just enveloped in this tale trying to get to the end wondering if it'll end with that bang it started off with. I really did feel this story was about freedom, keeping our humanity, faith, and last but not least, friendship and family. Nothing in this world is worth giving up all those things or giving up on. A wonderful message for anyone who has been through any type of adversity. You really can do anything as long as you have faith & are fighting that good fight. The Epilogue was pretty awesome. The author could do a spin-off if she wanted to, go into more detail of the world afterwards. Maybe a Novella? I'm just throwing it out there. I do have to say Seth has made it on to my favorite Alpha Male list to swoon over. He's pretty hot. *giggles* All I know is this series has made a definite impression on me and I can never forget it. Truly astounding & truly original. I cannot wait to see more from the author in the future.
This review originally appeared on my blog www.gimmethatbook.com.

Many thanks once again to Tara Ellis for gifting me this book! I was looking forward to finding out if Alex, Chris, Seth, and the rest of the gang were able to save civilization. Book #3 of the Forgotten Origins trilogy is a dark, intense, detailed and emotional story, quite different from the first two books. Alex undergoes some heavy soul searching throughout, as she debates with herself about being strong enough to fight RA and his henchmen. The changes that the Holocene Virus has caused are beginning to upset her, and she is wondering if her friends still see her the same way. As the group of young adults prepare for war, they must ALL come to terms with the fact that things have changed, and may never be the same.

The story picks up after the Nephilim ship arrived on Earth. Alex and Seth are heading back to Senator Zane’s ranch on a motorcycle when a blinding flash of light illuminates the sky above them, and the motorcycle’s engine immediately stalls. The aliens have sent an EMP (electromagnetic pulse) to disable all the electronics, rendering everyone back to the 1800’s…..no electric, no cellphones, no cars. The group finds out the Senator has been moved to an Air Force base in Great Falls, Montana, and must make an arduous trek there.

Chris is butting heads with Seth along the way, with the tension intensified by the fact that Alex can get into Chris’ head, just as she can “sense” the Shiners. The relationship between all three of them ebbs and flows, with lasting results. However, they must put their differences aside and unite against the Mudameere. There is violence and bloodshed, all of which wreak havoc with Alex’s psyche. As the story progresses, she is reunited with her relatives in the biodome under the sea, is transported aboard the Nephilim ship, and tries to reason with RA and the Elders. Can she do it? Will they be able to overcome an army of Shiners and discover a cure for the Nephi2 virus? As the group fights for freedom, many answers to the questions posed in the first two novels become evident.

I especially enjoyed the development of Alex, coming into her own as a leader and a strong girl. The description of their journeys on foot and on horseback capture very well the tension and fatigue the characters were feeling, and there were plenty of “oh, NO!” moments as injuries were sustained and emotions were bared. Descent is not a sweet YA novel, but a dystopian tale, gritty and full of tension. Author Tara Ellis also raises some moral questions about stem cells and their potential, as the plot thickens. Perhaps the events in the book are not possible,in real life, but you will certainly be forced to think about an America fighting against a virus, without modern conveniences, against an enemy that you never knew existed. Pride of heritage runs deep in this book, and so there is a moral to the story keep family and friends close, learn to rely on yourself, and never compromise your beliefs.

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Well written book. It keeps you on the edge of your seat.
A great finish to a fabulous series. So much I want to say but I hate reviews with spoilers so I will refrain. This YA Dystopian has all the things a story should have and can easily be enjoyed by teens and adults alike. Dystopian has become my favorite genre. If you're like me and love The Hunger Games and Twilight then you'll enjoy the Forgotten Origin trilogy as well. This is a series you want to read in order. The author does do a tiny bit of refreshing to keep you up to date with each book but there is no annoying rehashing. I hate it when a third of a book from a series is spent retelling you what happened in the previous ones. The author's real life background has served this story well as the a teenage girl and her family and friends fight an alien virus invasion. Great storytelling. Great pace. Fun read.