Winter's Rising

Dystance, Book 1

By: Mark Tufo

Narrated by: Sean Runnette

Newly revised version now read by award-winning narrator Sean Runnette!

From birth to death, The War is all the citizens of Dystance know. As children it is drilled into their heads that war is the purpose behind all existence.

Winter doesn't agree. She's stumbled across remnants of life the way it was before The War began, and now she longs to be as free as her ancestors.

With help from her best friend, Cedar, and the boy she is forbidden to love, Tallow, she believes she can do it. Winter can see a life beyond the Pickets, beyond the constant hunger and the threat of death, beyond the war machine.

Can one teenage girl and her dream of a better life really change the whole world?

©2014 Mark Tufo (P)2018 Mark Tufo

Using male voice for main character (female) poor choice!

Good book but terrible choice for narrator. Not only is this a male voice but an OLDER male voice for a young woman. Whoever made this decision needs to rethink it!

So Good!

I just loved this book and can't wait for the next one! Narrator was awesome, of course, and I have not read anything by Mark Tufo that I haven't liked. Zombies are still my favorite, but this is well worth the read/listen and highly recommended!

Good story....

Narrator is kind of boring. Tries to voice different characters and they blend together. Then you have to rewind to make sure you know who was talking. Story was good.

another great story

even without Michael, this is an amazing story. a bit different from Marks usual story but I thoroughly enjoyed this. If your a Tufo fan you've got to read this as well as the following books.

How far in the Dystance.....

The world as we know it is gone. The world that came after the world that we know is gone also. All there is now is orchestrated wars between klans. Why? No one really knows, it's just the way it it's. Dytance and her discovery has given her a peek into the world the way it use to be and a yearning for the freedom she before never knew existed.