Review: Dead of Night (Aftershock #1) by Carlyle Labuschagne

 

In a dark and desolated After Earth, love still does exist, but the cost of bearing such a flaw is death.

World War III has left Earth in utter turmoil. People’s beliefs are said to be the cause of the worldwide destruction. After The Clearing new laws are set about - to show certitude in anything besides the law is weak and chargeable as mutiny. To be illogical and have faith in religion is illegal, to be limitless is dangerous. And Illness is seen as a defect – all flaws that are inexcusable.

But to love is the greatest betrayal of all man kind. It is a fault the world has long forgotten and punishable by death, a fatal risk Aecker and Opel are fully prepared to take - because in love there is freedom. But how far can they push back before it claims their lives and of those they care about?  

OMG!!! What a read! I love how the story started and I was intrigued in the story of this book. I love Opel and Aecker. As the story goes, I was easily pulled in into the story. But what when I was on the last few pages, T_T ... I want to cry.. I wish there's more!!!!! I'm looking forward, if ever there's a next book of Dead of Night.