How Long to Read The Dawn

How Long Does it Take to Read The Dawn?

It takes the average reader 9 hours and 10 minutes to read The Dawn by Michelle L. Muckley

Assuming a reading speed of 250 words per minute. Learn more

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NOW PICK UP ALL THE BOOKS IN THIS FIVE BOOK SERIES ABOUT LIFE AFTER THE APOCALYPSE BOOK ONE IS AVAILABLE FOR FREE DOWNLOAD ON KINDLE WITH 23 FOUR AND FIVE STAR REVIEWS AND A 4.2 AVERAGE The Dawn: A dystopian Sci-Fi series The Dawn: The Bombs Fall (book 1) TO LIVE IS NOT ONLY TO SURVIVE Zachary Christian is Delta Tower resident 8652. He has been stuck inside his tower since the bombs destroyed the world he knew, causing near total extinction. The reason for the war is still a mystery, but ever since that day the world stands still, trapped by the nuclear winter and the Guardians who patrol the exits. Zachary should feel lucky to be alive, but he is haunted by past mistakes which he never got a chance to put right. The only way out is the New Omega Lottery. The prize is a place in Omega, a giant glass tower in the center of their barren world where the new government, The Conservators, rule. Nobody from Delta has ever won. But when Zachary meets Emily he knows she is not from Delta. Convinced there must be another way out, he vows that he will find it. But he doesn't realise that The Conservators have already found him, and they have their own agenda. The Dawn: Call of Omega (book 2) LEAVE YOUR COURAGE AT THE DOOR With the roads destroyed and the bridges near collapse, Zack cannot believe what he has learned about The Barrens. He has a job to do, and so he must try to put things right. But there are those in the shadows who want him to fail, and when Zack learns of a mysterious group who The Conservators refer to as Drifters, he must decide if he is courageous enough to withstand their test. Will he be brave enough to follow his heart, or will he fall under the spell of The Republic of New Omega? The Dawn: Everybody is Somebody (book 3) IT'S TIME TO MAKE A CHOICE Life in Omega Tower is not what Zack expected, especially now he understands the relationship between the Conservators and the Drifters. He had his chance to make a choice, and now Zack feels a long way from home. But with the help of his new friend Serena he takes his first Renunciation Pledge and vows to become a good citizen of the Republic. But tensions are rising and rebellions are forming in the Republic of New Omega. Desperate to protect Leonard, Serena promises Zack that she will get a message to him. But when she comes to him begging for help he is faced with another dilemma. He turns to Emily, swearing to do whatever it takes to help Serena. But there are others who have invested in Zack, and they have other plans. The Dawn: Man in the Middle (book 4) SPIRIT CAN ONLY GET YOU SO FAR With new alliances forming in the Republic of New Omega, Zack is forced to question what he has learned so far. Who can he really trust? But when he learns of a plan to try to save those trapped by the regime he must put his concerns aside. With Emily stuck inside Omega Tower under the threat of denunciation, he is willing to risk everything to save her. Even his life. But a mysterious transmission changes everything. Whose voice is it? Could it possibly be real? The walls are closing in on President Grayson, and control is getting harder to maintain. But if the regime should fall, who and what are waiting to take its place? The Dawn: Rise of a Hero (book five) I AM WITH YOU Europe is at war, and with ChemWeap attacks and the transmissions from the north fast approaching the borders of New Omega, President Grayson is forced to take a drastic decision. But when Emily learns of her father's plans she only has one question on her mind; where is Zack? President Grayson thinks he has her on a tight enough lead, especially since the shock result of the Denunciation Ceremony. But he has underestimated her strength and belief in one of the most powerful human emotions. Is it Zack that Emily loves, or is it simply the freedom of choice? Follow their adventure in this final installment of The Dawn series.

How long is The Dawn?

The Dawn by Michelle L. Muckley is 550 pages long, and a total of 137,500 words.

This makes it 186% the length of the average book. It also has 168% more words than the average book.

How Long Does it Take to Read The Dawn Aloud?

The average oral reading speed is 183 words per minute. This means it takes 12 hours and 31 minutes to read The Dawn aloud.

What Reading Level is The Dawn?

The Dawn is suitable for students ages 12 and up.

Note that there may be other factors that effect this rating besides length that are not factored in on this page. This may include things like complex language or sensitive topics not suitable for students of certain ages.

When deciding what to show young students always use your best judgement and consult a professional.

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