Through the Ashes: Book 2 of The Light Series

Written by Jacqueline Brown

Narrated by Margaret Glaccum

Before The Light, the truth could be slippery. You could work around it, dodge it, run away from it. But in Bria Ford’s new life, the truth is always knocking … about the past, the fate of friends and family, the realities of burgeoning love, and the changed world. For Bria there’s no escaping the truth—no matter how much she may want to.

In this unflinching sequel to Jacqueline Brown’s The Light, Bria and her friends stride into the heart of the post-disaster world and face test after test of their character and convictions. Bria must choose her path in this wounded world. Freedom or comfort? Give up or run? Who has she become since the world fell away?

 

• Language: English
• Publisher: Falling Dusk Publishing
• Release date: Nov 27, 2018
• ISBN: 9781987151398

Jacqueline Brown

Jacqueline A. Brown is a native New Yorker living in Harlem, former news writer and college professor. She is a screenwriter and filmmaker currently holding five college degrees including film school. Her previously published works discussed the topic of racism in media. Jacqueline has been invited as a guest speaker to various conferences, both national and international, to present her research papers on the aspects of racism in television and films and how interracial relationships are portrayed in the visual media. Love Spelled Sideways is her first collection of erotic BWWM romance novels. She enjoys writing about strong, well-educated corporate African American females as her main characters. When she is not writing novels or screenplays, Jacqueline is shooting films or photography in the city. She has been an avid reader since age three and received her first real camera at age seven. Jacqueline hopes to begin shooting another film in the near future before continuing with her next collection of erotic BWWM novels.

Reviews for Through the Ashes

[Joseph Mone · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

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So good. I never moved through a series so fast! The themes are so intense. This is a very realistic take on a dystopian society. It’s what The 100, Maze Runner, and Hunger Games could’ve been if they had more substance.
Character development is one of this book’s strengths.