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Red Right Hand: A Post-Apocalyptic Superhero Novel (The Post-Break World: The Murder of Crows Book 2) Kindle Edition

by Chris Tullbane (Author) Format: Kindle Edition
4.7 out of 5 stars 1,112 ratings

Now a 2021 Readers' Favorite Silver Medal Winner in the Fiction - Dystopia genre!

"If life’s taught me anything, it’s that you scrap and claw for every moment you can get. And if you’re a Crow like me, you don’t let a little thing like dying get in your way."

Following the events of See These Bones, Damian is back at the Academy of Heroes as the Free States' most unlikely potential Cape. He has a new name, a new reputation, and a whole host of new questions about his own past.

If he's going to find answers to those questions, let alone survive another year at the Academy, he'll need to learn a skill the orphanage never taught him: teamwork.

Nothing's ever easy, is it?

Red Right Hand is the thrilling sequel to the post-apocalyptic superhero novel, See These Bones. Like its predecessor, it features violence, gore, sexual situations, and a lot of expletives.

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★★★★★ - "Chris Tullbane has taken what was great about See These Bones, turned it to eleven, let his characters mature and develop, and then thrown the whole bunch into the deep end." - Reid Edwards
★★★★★ - "Author Chris Tullbane blew the superhero genre out of the water with See These Bones, and this follow-up novel elevates the series and amps up the action once more." - K.C. Finn
★★★★★ - "I highly recommend Red Right Hand, it's fun, full of action and even some romance for those who are into that sort of thing." - Anna Szabó
★★★★★ - "Dead professors and schoolmates, crows, madness, and revenge-this is merely icing on the dangerous path that Damian has chosen to tread. This series will strike you as Harry Potter on steroids." - Vincent Dublado

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Wind Dancers. Stalwarts. Sirens.

Year two at the Academy of Heroes has arrived, and Damian is still trying to control the power fated to drive him insane. Worse, he now finds himself in the most uncomfortable of roles: on a team with other second-years.

Assassins. Black Hats. Lunatics.

The Free States has always been a nation surrounded by enemies: the Weaver to the north, Legion and Steel to the east, and Tezcatlipoca's fanatical legions to the south. Now, a new threat has emerged from within the country's own borders, and Damian finds himself an unwitting cog in that great conspiracy.

But the Academys most infamous student is nobody's puppet. Soon, the people pulling his strings will learn just what happens when you put a necromancer in the corner.

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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B08JJL74YS
  • Publisher ‏ : ‎ Ghost Falls Press
  • Publication date ‏ : ‎ November 10, 2020
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • File size ‏ : ‎ 625 KB
  • Simultaneous device usage ‏ : ‎ Unlimited
  • Screen Reader ‏ : ‎ Supported
  • Enhanced typesetting ‏ : ‎ Enabled
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  • Word Wise ‏ : ‎ Enabled
  • Print length ‏ : ‎ 445 pages
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1733482462
  • Page Flip ‏ : ‎ Enabled
  • Book 2 of 3 ‏ : ‎ The Post-Break World: The Murder of Crows
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Chris began as a gleam in someone’s eye, but birth and childhood were quick to follow. He’s been fortunate enough to live in Spain, Germany, and all over the USA, and is busy planning a tour of the distilleries of Scotland.

He currently lives in Nevada with his angelic wife and ever-expanding whisky collection and occasionally ventures outside to peer upwards, mutter to himself about ‘day stars’, and then scurry back into the house.

Chris is the author of multiple fantasy series: The Murder of Crows, The Many Travails of John Smith, The Storm Who Rides, The (Second) Life of Brian, and Stories From a Post-Break World. He regularly shares status updates on his author website..

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Customers find this post-apocalyptic superhero novel to be a good follow-up to the first book, with a well-thought-out storyline and outstanding storytelling skills. The book features incredible character development, with one customer noting the author's skill in creating distinct voices for each character. Customers appreciate the world-building, with one review highlighting how it keeps characters grounded in human roots, while the writing style and humor receive positive feedback.

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31 customers mention "Readability"31 positive0 negative

Customers find the book to be a good follow-up to the first book in the series.

"...time balancing everything, and I must say, you wrote a book that absolutely delivered...." Read more

"...This was a really good follow-up to the first book "See these Bones" and I was not disappointed...." Read more

"...Overall, this series is very good. I found it reminiscent of Drew Hayes Super Powered series, or the Chronicles of Dr. Fid...." Read more

"Wow! I enjoyed the first book and the unique world building but was curious to get to the crux of the story...." Read more

30 customers mention "Story quality"30 positive0 negative

Customers praise the well-thought-out storyline and outstanding storytelling skills of the book, with one customer noting how the action is mixed with personal narrative elements.

"This book is a fantastic continuation of the trilogy...." Read more

"...Although this story is gritty, I love the occasional comedy regarding their lack of knowledge on history, although to us, I guess it would be present..." Read more

"...as my number with this MC, this plot and prose and pace and other good story stuff. I am really glad I already own book 3." Read more

"...Even more so than the first book, the story here sails along briskly, delivering plenty of ups and downs and clearly rolling into a knock-down-drag-..." Read more

22 customers mention "Character development"18 positive4 negative

Customers appreciate the character development in the book, with one noting the author's skill in creating distinct voices for each character, while another mentions how the main character grew throughout the story.

"...of the cast, with an introduction to new ones, and each character felt like a real person, whether that person was one of the leads or supporting...." Read more

"...The best is that the characters themselves feel real in all their shades of grey. Can't wait to read book 3." Read more

"...and torture, misery and pain... but also humor, revelations, growth of character, and genuine affection for Walker and his friends...." Read more

"...I love the world that's been created, the characters just everything. Damian is definitely the hero we need." Read more

10 customers mention "World building"10 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the world building in the book, with one customer noting how it keeps characters grounded in human roots.

"Wow! I enjoyed the first book and the unique world building but was curious to get to the crux of the story...." Read more

"...If you like that, then keep reading. The author has created a pretty unique universe and it is interesting...." Read more

"...I love the world that's been created, the characters just everything...." Read more

"...Great world building, interesting characters and character development and ominous implications about the hero's future..." Read more

7 customers mention "Pacing"7 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the pacing of the book, describing it as well-paced with good flow, and one customer mentions reading it even faster than the first book.

"...author definitely as my number with this MC, this plot and prose and pace and other good story stuff. I am really glad I already own book 3." Read more

"...or spelling errors (that I noticed anyway), and a great flow to the whole thing...." Read more

"He’s back! Damian is as badass and determined as ever in the next installment of the series...." Read more

"I loved the first book, but I love this book even more. The pacing was perfect, action mixed with the personal story going on...." Read more

7 customers mention "Writing style"7 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the writing style of the book, with one mentioning that the audible narration is great.

"...This author definitely as my number with this MC, this plot and prose and pace and other good story stuff. I am really glad I already own book 3." Read more

"I'm not typically into hero type books but these's are very well written, hilarious and I like all the characters so far...." Read more

"...I can’t wait to read the rest of Damian’s story. The audible narration is great too and does a nice job creating voices for each character that fits..." Read more

"...It's very well-written, does a great job humanizing it's protagonist and other characters, and leaves the reader wanting more...." Read more

6 customers mention "Reader interest"6 positive0 negative

Customers find the book interesting, with one mentioning it leaves them wanting more, and another noting how the author brings depth to the story.

"...The depth of the characters is what keeps this compelling, along with the unique take on super powers and the strict adherence to the in-universe..." Read more

"...The author has created a pretty unique universe and it is interesting. Unfortunately, I think it’s too dark for me...." Read more

"...To the author - thanks. I enjoy the genre and think you are building a great world. Waiting for the next book will be rough." Read more

"...I love the way the author is bringing depth and a different side to a superhero story. I am definitely looking forward to the next book!" Read more

5 customers mention "Humor"5 positive0 negative

Customers find the book humorous.

"...There IS horror here, death and torture, misery and pain... but also humor, revelations, growth of character, and genuine affection for Walker and..." Read more

"...typically into hero type books but these's are very well written, hilarious and I like all the characters so far...." Read more

"These books are awesome! Plenty of action and suspense with a lot of good humor. I can’t wait to read the rest of Damian’s story...." Read more

"This is a great second book in a great series. Gritty, yet funny. It is a joy to read. I anxiously await the sequel." Read more

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  • David
    5.0 out of 5 stars It ended too soon.
    Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2020
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    This book is a fantastic continuation of the trilogy. The first one hooked me and I eagerly awaited this one to be released, hoping that it'll give me a much needed hit. It did, and more. It's hard to write this review because I have to put THIS BOOK IS SO AWESOME I LOVE IT SEHFOSIDFHJKLJL:K into words explaining WHY I felt that way, without actually spoiling anything.
    So here we go.
    First, this book obviously takes place after the mind blowing finale of the first of the Trilogy. If you thought Damian was a messed up kid/young adult/whatever before, then the trauma of those events left it's mark. Reading about how Damian dealt with that and grew as a person was wonderful. That and the fact that whatever messed up rabbit hole See These Bones created continued deeper and deeper, but actual answers started to show up to questions I didn't even realized I had.
    Then were the characters themselves. Red Right Hand brought back most of the cast, with an introduction to new ones, and each character felt like a real person, whether that person was one of the leads or supporting. I have to say this to those of you thinking of buying this book, do so. Words canNOT compare to the feeling this book can give you.
    To the author, if you ever actually sit down and read ALL of the reviews, fantastic work. I read your blogs about how hard middle books are to write in trilogies and that you had a difficult time balancing everything, and I must say, you wrote a book that absolutely delivered. I had a harder time putting down this book that See These Bones, and I literally lost sleep on See These Bones because how much I enjoyed it. So thank you for the hard work, because you set a new bar with this Trilogy.
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  • Brooke
    5.0 out of 5 stars The second installment is not to be missed!
    Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2022
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    This second installment is not to be missed. Damian Banach is coming into his own but he still has a lot to learn. This 2nd book continues the story of a baby-crow / cape in training. This was a really good follow-up to the first book "See these Bones" and I was not disappointed. You got to see the main character grow and start to make friends. It's at this point you are really rooting for him and hoping he succeeds. I love the way the story is narrated as if you are sitting in front of someone reading you a book. Chris Tullbane paints an amazing picture in this book and I find myself forgetting I am not in the "Free States". Although this story is gritty, I love the occasional comedy regarding their lack of knowledge on history, although to us, I guess it would be present. This story is so amazing and it keeps me wanting more. I am both looking forward to the conclusion and also hoping it never ends. Because Damian is really trying to tell us something about this ending.
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  • Billy
    4.0 out of 5 stars Good but just short of great.
    Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2021
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    These books really remind me of a cross between the chronicles of Dr. Fid and the foul-mouthed books. They are better than the foul-mouthed books but a little short of the Dr. Fid books. I found these books to be more character driven rather than plot driven, which is great. The main protagonist is engaging as a character and his under dog personality grabs you and makes you root for him. The downside of it being so focused on the main character is that it does not really allow for much character development for the other characters in the story. Which might be a style choice that shows how almost "self-centered " the college age protagonist is, but it would be nice to have a little more well rounded supporting cast. The other issue is that it also doesn't have as much world building as I would have liked. My understanding is that the world is supposedly post-apocalyptic, because we have almost no cars and very bad roads, but we have marketing firms and PR firms. Transportation of goods and people is kind of one of the backbones of civilization, so why would there be almost none if that but also PR firms. One is almost conditionally dependent on the other, perhaps there is more to be revealed in the next book that opens the door to all this but that kind of thing should have been in the first book in my opinion, not the last. The last gripe I have is that the main character seems to be over promising on what is going to happen and under delivering. Say things like if only I knew how bad things would really be, or like but then something really crazy happens later but I won't tell you know. Effectively that has been going on for the last two books and no real pay off for any of the cryptic statements the mc makes. Now I'm hoping it pays off in the third book but, there may be too much hype for it too be fulfilling or it may not be enough to just cram it all in one final book. Overall, this series is very good. I found it reminiscent of Drew Hayes Super Powered series, or the Chronicles of Dr. Fid. I really am looking forward to the third book of the series.
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  • T. Jones
    5.0 out of 5 stars great!
    Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2025
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    Usually, I read several books at a time, switching as the mood dictates. Now and then, one will take up all my reading time. This one took up nearly all of it. This author definitely as my number with this MC, this plot and prose and pace and other good story stuff. I am really glad I already own book 3.
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  • Darlarb
    5.0 out of 5 stars Ok, I'm in it till the end now
    Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2022
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    Wow! I enjoyed the first book and the unique world building but was curious to get to the crux of the story. I was pleasantly surprised to be surprised! This series is so fresh and side steps quite a few obvious tropes/pitfalls. The best is that the characters themselves feel real in all their shades of grey. Can't wait to read book 3.
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  • S. Schwarz
    5.0 out of 5 stars I do love a good anti-hero
    Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2024
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    So...

    My review for See These Bones mentions 'the plot has bones' not as a pun but that the author was building the foundation for a monster of a story. Indeed. There be flesh on them bones now.

    There is still some YA drama to wade through but (Yay!) we get a cheat sheet of the now second year students and their cape names. Hopefully they won't all be killed in #3.
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  • Danny A.
    5.0 out of 5 stars Awesome sequel
    Reviewed in India on July 27, 2024
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    This is how you do a sequel and write a very fun book. Compared to previous book Walker was even more impressive
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  • Kerri Davidson
    5.0 out of 5 stars Another Masterpiece!
    Reviewed in Canada on November 13, 2020
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    I am a huge fan of Chris Tullbane’s and was super excited to read his newest book, Red Right Hand.

    Being me, I had to go back and reread the first book (See These Bones) first. So I was frothing-at-the-mouth ready to dig into Red Right Hand. To say it lived up to my expectations is putting it mildly.

    I’m pretty sure this author could write about anything and I would gobble it down happily. His writing style is so direct and relatable, and it carries through in all of his works that I’ve read.
    But he doesn’t write about just anything. It is obvious that he writes what he wants to write and what he loves to write. There’s no mistaking that sense of dedication and enjoyment.

    Back to Red Right Hand. Damian is still a clueless guy who finds himself in the middle of… everything. Some may call him an idiot (as they do in the book). But that’s the best part about this character. He just mows his way through every situation he finds himself in, whether he’s qualified or not. Which brings me to my absolute favorite trait of his. He will not go down without a fight. In fact as far as I can see, he refuses to say die at all. He is one crazy-determined dude and I can’t get enough of him. Grey sweats and all.

    I also enjoyed how this book carried over some of my favorite characters and involved them more in the story. (Looking at you, Winter.) Additionally, a few of the characters I hadn’t paid much attention to at all in the first one became major players. That was a pleasant surprise.

    I found that Red Right Hand digs deeper into a smaller group of characters than the first book and it’s a natural transition. It was very well done and appropriate for where the story takes us.
    The story itself is another perfect mix of triumphant victories (both on and off the battlefield), as well as miserable failures. Every turn of the page keeps you on your toes wondering what in the world is going to happen next.

    I absolutely recommend this book and cannot wait for the third installment.
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  • Kindle Customer
    4.0 out of 5 stars Foreshadowing
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 15, 2024
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    This book would be a million times better if almost every chapter didnt end with an unnecessary boute of foreshadowing.
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  • wrw
    5.0 out of 5 stars Harsh and gritty
    Reviewed in Canada on November 12, 2020
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    The tone of this second book in the series feels darker in some ways, but possibly more hopeful despite the foreshadowing of disaster to come. Gone is much of Damian's despair and powerlessness, replaced with an enemy to fight, the gradual acceptance of his peers, and the development of his powers into something more fearsome.
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  • Arundeepak J
    5.0 out of 5 stars A neat sequel
    Reviewed in India on March 16, 2021
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    Equally as good as See the Bones but half of the book felt like a repetitive of the first one but the last few chapters more than made up for it.
    Definitely gonna read the conclusion once it's released...
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