Path of Totality

Heather Kreke's debut novel, Path of Totality, hooks readers from page one and takes them on an adventurous journey as Jadzia, our heroine, fights to get back to her family after WWIII strikes. The futuristic touches are plausible and add a fun, unique perspective to the story. You don't want to mis......more

First off, Heather is my niece and I'm really proud of her. I will try to not let my bias affect this review: I don't read a lot of young adult dystopic novels. I thought this book was well-written and I found myself pulled into the plot line. I rate this book a 3.5, rounding up because a) it is well......more

I haven’t read a book like this in years. It’s crazy and scary all at the same time. How does one survive WW3? How do you survive without faith? How do you keep your faith when the war is about you? Jadzia struggles to work through all she has been through before and during the war. Her search for pe......more

This story gave me major 5th Wave vibes without the alien ivasion, of course. This book begins with major cities being bombed, which creates the start of WW3. A draft is put in place, and Jadzia has to enlist. Unfortunate events happen, and she finds herself running from it all the get to her family......more

Maybe I'm biased, but I do love reading dystopian novels. Heather Kreke's Path of Totality didn't disappoint. Unlike other novels in this genre, the author doesn't evoke a nuclear attack or an EMP. Her story addresses a war and the viewpoints of a teenage girl who is drafted, along with her friends,......more