War by Laura Thalassa
They came to earth—Pestilence, War, Famine, Death—four horsemen riding their screaming steeds, racing to the corners of the world. Four horsemen with the power to destroy all of humanity. They came to earth, and they came to end us all.
The day Jerusalem falls, Miriam Elmahdy knows her life is over. Houses are burning, the streets run red with blood, and a traitorous army is massacring every last resident. There is no surviving this, especially not once Miriam catches the eye of War himself. But when the massive and terrifying horseman corners Miriam, he calls her his wife, and instead of killing her, he takes her back to his camp.
Now Miriam faces a terrifying future, one where she watches her world burn town by town, and the one man responsible for it all is her seemingly indestructible “husband”. But there’s another side to him, one that’s gentle and loving and dead set on winning her over, and she might not be strong enough to resist.
However, if there’s one thing Miriam has learned, it’s that love and war cannot coexist. And so she must make the ultimate choice: surrender to War and watch humankind fall, or sacrifice everything and stop him.
- File Name:war-by-laura-thalassa.epub
- Original Title:War (The Four Horsemen Book 2)
- Creator:Laura Thalassa
- Language:en
- Identifier:MOBI-ASIN:B07V7T5VSZ
- Publisher:Lavabrook Publishing, LLC
- Date:2019-07-09T18:30:00+00:00
- File Size:470.082 KB
Table of Content
- 1. Chapter 1
- 2. Chapter 2
- 3. Chapter 3
- 4. Chapter 4
- 5. Chapter 5
- 6. Chapter 6
- 7. Chapter 7
- 8. Chapter 8
- 9. Chapter 9
- 10. Chapter 10
- 11. Chapter 11
- 12. Chapter 12
- 13. Chapter 13
- 14. Chapter 14
- 15. Chapter 15
- 16. Chapter 16
- 17. Chapter 17
- 18. Chapter 18
- 19. Chapter 19
- 20. Chapter 20
- 21. Chapter 21
- 22. Chapter 22
- 23. Chapter 23
- 24. Chapter 24
- 25. Chapter 25
- 26. Chapter 26
- 27. Chapter 27
- 28. Chapter 28
- 29. Chapter 29
- 30. Chapter 30
- 31. Chapter 31
- 32. Chapter 32
- 33. Chapter 33
- 34. Chapter 34
- 35. Chapter 35
- 36. Chapter 36
- 37. Chapter 37
- 38. Chapter 38
- 39. Chapter 39
- 40. Chapter 40
- 41. Chapter 41
- 42. Chapter 42
- 43. Chapter 43
- 44. Chapter 44
- 45. Chapter 45
- 46. Chapter 46
- 47. Chapter 47
- 48. Chapter 48
- 49. Chapter 49
- 50. Chapter 50
- 51. Chapter 51
- 52. Chapter 52
- 53. Chapter 53
- 54. Chapter 54
- 55. Chapter 55
- 56. Chapter 56
- 57. Chapter 57
- 58. Chapter 58
- 59. Chapter 59
- 60. Chapter 60
- 61. Chapter 61
- 62. Chapter 62
- 63. Chapter 63
- 64. Epilogue
- 65. Author’s Note
It was refreshing. Not so spicy but well written
Please upload book 4 please. I'm craving for Death
Laura never disappoint. I thought War will be less interesting n' a bore because of some reviews. But thank god I gave it a chance cause I freakin' love the story. Love their stubbornness, it's what made Miriam and War so endearing. Their relationship is far the realest. If Pestilence was about mercy, War is about surrendering. Such an amazing book, will read Famine next
The consistent mentioning of “redemption” throughout this series hit me hard because it is embarrassingly true. Humanity has lost its way, it’s streets crawling with evil and our history is proof of our savagery. As we belittle and despise certain groups to the point of gruesome violence, society truly needs redemption but the question is, do we deserve it?
I haven’t read the second book yet I thoroughly enjoyed the first book so I am hopeful that the second will also follow suit ❤️ I just wanna say I never expected to read Facebook level drama in the comment section of this site but man y’all feisty
Can you please upload Famine?
please upload book 3 Famine.
This relationship between War and Miriam is very realistic. I didn’t expect it to beat Pestilence’s book but Laura blew me away with her intimate writing style, making me out of breathe on every sentence I read. War is too stubborn but what do you expect? He’s a horseman and she’s stubborn but she’s human. It’s chaotic like ping pong but in the end it’s what makes them, them. It’s definitely a book I recommend to read!
I really like this book, actually, I really enjoyed Pestilence as well. However, I like the main character in this book better. Miriam has a fighting spirit that I really enjoy in characters.
I honestly loved this book!!! This series so far has me hooked!! War was sinfully delicious. His "wife" was really getting on my nerves most of the book and I didn't like her until the almost end. Next up...FAMINE!! U can't wait!!!
This is the 4th time I'm reading War, I just love the book. I can't wait for Famine. ❤️❤️
I loved the romance but after reading the novel the only bad thing is that our race never changes and they decides to kill the hero in the end... really!!! Why wait till the end when they already tried and failed before???? Over all i loved it and i'm looking forward for next one
Also, your juvenile comments are making me question your age. Honey, are you sure that you're old enough to be accessing this website? It's against the law for wimpy adolescents to expose themselves to mature content, you know...
@ Jen Y Not all of us appreciate your damned reviews. Shut up unless you can actually match your bark with your bite :)
Was so looking forward to this book after "pestilence", but tbh this was a disappointment. One of the kay aspects of pestilence was the buildup of their relationship and the gradual humanization of the male protagonist. War was lacking in this department. The ending was weird and abrupt. His character never developed. She never got through to him. Not only that, but the awkward tiptoeing of the author so as not to step on any political/ religious toes in this one is a big minus.
First of all, you claim to "leave just as many good reviews" as you do bad ones. Well, maybe it's just me, but–and I quote from your words–your commentary for Loving the Geek by Julia Seth here, "it's ok, short, cute", doesn't prove to be in any way helpful by correcting "PLOT, GRAMMAR, and/or WRITING STYLE". Again, your words, not mine. But I guess that this comment was way less toxic than your usual ones, so the author gets kudos, doesn't she?
If you need another example, you write, "She passed...one controlling male to the next. He...dictates to her what shes allowed to eat. Sorry dont find that romantic.", in Pretty Prize by Ella Goode. Yeah, that totally qualifies as helpful constructive feedback.
Second of all, it's alright to have your own opinions. I've seen many feedbacks that feature a negativity gleaned from the story, as well as positive ones. Posting it is fine, but it's not fair to the author if you criticize their work in the ways that you do, and your "helpful feedback" has ruined so many reads for me.
Third of all, I never said to restrict your reviews. But if you're so proud of your "constructive feedback", then perhaps you should write your own work and see how nice it feels to have people rate it off in a cavalier fashion without concern for others. Or consult a professional counselor that deals with narcissism, if the former is too arduous. After all, it's easier to destroy someone else's creation than to make your own, right?
I am purposely going to leave reviews in the hopes that it ruins books for you
Piss right off, you sanctimonious bitch. I will damned well leave any review I please. I appreciate honest reviews that keep me wasting my time, AND YES CRITIQUING CONTENT IS CRITIQUING PLOT--THAT IS WHAT THE STORY IS
Derogatory is insulting the author--which i don't do. Leaving feedback on PLOT, GRAMMAR and WRITING STYLE is fair game. Again, fuck off and have a nice night!
HEy Where gents bite my ass. Constructive feedback is helpful. I leave just as many good reviews as i do bad. You don;t get to tell people how theyre allowed to review. Kindly FUCK OFF
Jen Y I see you’re up to your usual of being unnecessarily rude to people who you disagree with, this is a mature place and you clearly do not belong here
@ Jen Y, could you please stop criticizing every single author on this website? I don't mean to offend, but understand that most of your comments are derogatory and juvenile for someone voluntarily reading contemporary romance. Unless you can write a better book or actually offer some helpful advice, please keep them to yourself.
Jo Jo, you're misreading something. This person said "helpful advice". Last time I checked, "helpful advice" includes positive AND negative feedback. This person is only complaining about comments that criticize the genre rather the author him or herself. They WANT advice that helps them decide whether or not to read a book. They DON'T condemn it. So the only person who should be ashamed here is you for skimming tangent's comment and drawing a totally different conclusion than what tangent's implying 👀.
The absolute cheek of this. They're writing an honest review of their opinion on a book. Who are you to tell someone else that they're only allowed to post a comment if they like a book? Unless you run the site and set the rules, any one is free to say what they like. I've lurked here a few months now and I see one person literally write 'good' over and over and over and no one complains about the dearth of quality that review provides. Why does everyone take umbrage when another reader doesn't like a book like it's a personal attack on them.
Oh fuck yourself you self righteous ahole. Crazy thought but PEOPLE ARE ALLOWED TO HAVE THEIR OWN OPINIONS.
I really like the series but so far the only 2 entries suffer the same faults: meandering, rehashing the same conflicts and weak endings. It's as if the author got a great idea for the book, then doesnt know how to write the story around that. 3rd book should be out soon so will be interesting to see if there's improvement.