by Summer Lane
(Collapse Series #5)
Publication date: January 30th 2015
Genres: New Adult, Post-Apocalyptic
Synopsis:
There is no such thing as safe.
For Commander Cassidy Hart, staying alive is only one of her day-to-day problems. As a newly minted Senator of the State of California, she must travel to Monterey Bay with the hope of bringing an agreement between the militia forces and the Pacific Northwest Alliance as the United States desperately battles against the shadow invasion forces of Omega.
But Monterey is not what it seems. The threat of another Omega attack looms on the horizon, and Commander Chris Young – the love of Cassidy’s life – is not the only important person in Cassidy’s life who is keeping secrets. Assassinations, betrayal and startling revelations lie ahead.
The war is now. Fight or die.
Choose your side.
The fifth installment in the international bestselling Collapse Series, a YA/NA post-apocalyptic romantic adventure.
The Slow Unveiling of the Enemy
By Summer Lane
One of the questions I am most frequently asked is this: Who is Omega? The origins and roots of
the evil invasion force in The Collapse
Series has been shrouded in much mystery since State of Emergency, slowly revealed piece by piece as the story
goes on. In State of Alliance, a huge
chunk of that mystery is solved, with the help of a familiar character that
fans will remember from the early books.
My aim with Omega was to create a terrifying force – a
shadow army, so to speak, and to sprinkle individual villains within it. My
favorite villain has always been Harry Lydell, because he is somewhat of a
sympathetic character. He has flaws and weaknesses, which gives him a sense of
vulnerability. What part he has to play in the slow unveiling of the enemy I
cannot say, but let it be enough that he does
have a role.
Summer Lane is the author of the international bestselling Collapse Series and Zero Trilogy. She owns WB Publishing and Writing Belle, an online magazine dedicated to the Art of Storytelling. Summer is also an accomplished creative writing teacher and professional journalist. She lives in the Central Valley of California where she creates her stories and shares them with the world.