A few months back, I reviewed The Chase Runner Series by Bradley Caffee. This hope-filled dystopian trilogy absolutely thrilled me! And now, Bradley Caffee is releasing the newest installment of The Keeper Series, Scavenger.
For any reader who loves the dystopian genre without the hopeless ending, Scavenger should be the next title on your shelf! As Jimmy Hunter fights to survive in a post-pandemic world where only ten percent of the original world’s population survives, desperation is constantly around the corner and starvation seems to be the only surety of the future.
But when Jimmy and his friends accidentally uncover information about hidden bunkers, and humans and food that may have survived the global pandemic, will they be able to open the bunkers and rescue the world before others get to them?
One of my favorite parts of this series was how author Bradley Caffee seamlessly wove gospel truths into this dystopian book. Engraved on a ring given him by his parents, Jimmy constantly refers to the message, “Greater love has no one than this… than he lay his life down for his friend.” But when push comes to shove, will Jimmy actually choose the hardest path? Or will he let his friend who betrayed him die?
Scavenger releases October 15, but is available to preorder now. If you’re a parent or grandparent looking for a birthday or Christmas gift that is sure to encourage and motivate your teen, Scavenger is guaranteed to delight you. (See end of post for complete listing of all noteworthy elements in the story.)
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Noteworthy Elements in Scavenger: I recommend for any reader 15+ as the mature content and themes may frighten younger readers. There is no profanity in the book and no sexual scenes. The words, “heck”, “darn”, “hellish”, and “Dear God” are each used once. The phrases “God forsaken” and “God-knows-where” are also each used once. There is a reference to a man committing suicide to avoid contracting the virus. No graphically violent scenes.
