Survivors: The Voices Book 3

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'Of a piece with Stephen King's The Stand' Independent

'Lee Child channelling Stephen King - but the vision is unique and, against all the odds, the humanity of the survivors shines through the gloom' Daily Mail

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There are two kinds of people in this world. Those who hear voices, and those who want to silence them.

Pilgrim is a man with a past he can't remember. When he wakes alone in a shallow grave, there is a voice in his head that doesn't belong to him. It explains who he is and what he's done. It tells him he has one purpose: to find a girl named Lacey.

As Pilgrim is drawn north to Missouri in search of Lacey, he must also travel back to where it all began - to those he left behind. War is coming, and Pilgrim is going to need all the allies he can get.

Survivors is the third book in the highly acclaimed Voices series, where the line between Good and Evil is wearing thin.

'Compelling, suspenseful and altogether extraordinary' LEE CHILD

'Sharp... and gripping, and we can't wait to explore this harsh world further' SCIFINOW

Readers can't get enough of the electrifying world of G X Todd:

'A genius debut that grips you from start to finish'

'Five stars isn't enough!'

'Takes the story to a whole other level. Can't wait to see what happens next!'

'Amazing, thrilling, emotional'

'A modern classic'

'Different, tense and well-plotted'

'It's now 5:36am and I have given up on sleep!'

'I need to talk to you about a really great book'

Reviews

Compelling, suspenseful, and altogether extraordinary

Defender is already worthy to take its place alongside The Stand in the canon. An absolute gem of a book

A thrilling journey... Todd skilfully captures hope and humanity - Guardian

Stands head and shoulders above most recent post-apocalyptic offerings - Independent

Author Bio

G X Todd lives and works in the West Midlands. After completing a history degree at the University of Birmingham, she worked for public libraries for fifteen years, where she drove a 35-foot-long library van around the Black Country. She now spends her days living the dream: writing books while in her PJs.