the final warning james patterson summary

Jordan, his younger brother, and their mother try their best to restart their lives, but things quickly get weird when an explosion occurs and a human-like figure with a sword-arm shows up to wreak havoc. The narration flips back and forth between two teenage characters ‒ Jordan and his girlfriend, Maggie. At the time, the citizens were taken to a quarantine camp with no cell-phone coverage, internet access, or cable until it was safe to return to their homes, though they're all still under lockdown. The Warning is set one year after the town of Mount Hope, South Carolina was evacuated after a nuclear incident occurred at the Mount Hope Nuclear Power Plant. It's just that I'm sure there were many fans of Patterson's adult titles that purchased The Warning and were disappointed with it because it wasn't written for adults. Not that I have anything against adults reading YA novels, as I'm guilty of liking the genre, too. I was scratching my head after reading the first couple of chapters, as the narrative was clearly written for a YA audience, but I'm pretty sure the novel was marketed for adults. At the time, I had placed a bookmark inside with the full intention of reading it right away, and, as you can see that never occurred until this morning. The novel was published last August by Grand Central Publishing, and I was given the paperback as a gift around the holidays. I always say, 'If you have trouble sleeping, then read a book!'Īfter tossing and turning for several hours, I got out of bed early this morning and grabbed a book that's been sitting on my nightstand since Christmas – The Warning by James Patterson (co-authored with Robison Wells).

The final warning james patterson summary