Description:

A chart-topping, young adult novel
The life William knew has gone. His world has been left devastated by the Fossil War. All major governments have been wiped out and the land is now under the control of the company Terrafall. Although Terrafall's intentions seem honest, William wonders if the company will live up to its promises and stop the tremors, which have been plaguing the Earth since the end of the war. And can Terrafall really find out who is behind the recent wave of abductions? 

When someone close to William disappears, he decides it's time to take matters into his own hands. But in a land that is on the verge of tearing itself apart, is it a life worth fighting for? If your world was falling apart, how far would you go to save it?

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Review

A haunting story existing within the terrifying realms of possibility; Ryan Mark's genius will have readers everywhere forgoing sleep in favour of reading Tremor. --Ria Frances, author of Inflicted

Tremor is thrilling! An exceptional book by an author with a lot of potential. Five stars! --Liis Pallas, Book Blogger at liisthinks.wordpress.com

I very rarely find a book where the writing, characterisation and storyline all work so well together; from the outset Tremor had me hooked! The post-apocalyptic world, William's adventures, and the decisions that he faces along the way are all entirely convincing, and I really was left thinking... what if? --Jo Roberts, Chief Editor at JMD Editorial

A Dystopian story with haunting themes from a talented young writer. --The Westmorland Gazette

Ryan Mark has written a book that is both wonderfully written and refreshing. It holds the essence of other popular books in this genre, while having its own unique story and standing out among those other books. --Kristina Haecker, Book Blogger at kristinasbooksandmore.blogspot.com

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About the Author

Ryan Mark lives in the rural county of Cumbria, on the outskirts of the Lake District. He is the author of The Tremor Cycle, a Dystopian series that takes place in a world devastated by war. His published works to date include: Tremor (2014) and its sequel Fracture (2015). Ryan has worked within the education sector for several years, with his most recent position being in a pre-school, caring for children before they take their first big leap into primary school.