The Crystal Veil

By C.E. Lagerbom

Publisher Description

Isaac stormed into the building where his mother had taken his ailing dad, looking for answers. What he got in return was a blow to the back of his head. Then darkness...

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In the first book of C.E. Lagerbom's futuristic, post-apocalyptic, sci-fi series The Crystal Veil: Series, Isaac awakens hurt, pale, and imprisoned. He swiftly learns he has been branded with a tattoo signifying he is a traitor to all of humanity. Making allies within the odd ecosystem of an amazing flying fortress prison hovering in the sky is hard. Escaping from it...impossible.

Or is it?

Dealing with an identity crisis because everything and everyone he loved is gone. Trusted by no one, he quickly adapts to new technology in a world he no longer recognizes. Isaac pushes forward, taking one crazy chance after another. Bolstered by his faith, driven beyond obsession, willing to risk any danger, even at the expense of his collaborators to discover the one thing he refuses to give up on until he learns the truth.

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1 Review

3.0

Ashley's library

Created over 1 year ago

“This was a very fast read. I loved how the story developed and the ending was satisfying but left it open to a sequel if the author desires. I felt that it could have been longer. I wish I learned more about the character and what they were going through. I did get a bit confused with some of the flashbacks, including the first chapter which didn't seem to tie into the book how I would like. But if a second book is released I won't hesitate to buy it. I am interested to see how this story and author can progress and grow.”