America Falls
Books | Fiction / Action & Adventure
4.2
Scott Medbury
No Mazes. No factions. No games. AMERICA FALLS Think North Korea and Russia are the greatest danger to the United States? Think again. After a surprise biological attack, America, the most powerful nation on Earth, quickly succumbs, with 99.91% of the population over the age of 16 decimated. As society unravels, and the ground invasion of his country begins, loner Isaac Race must form a connection with a ragtag group of survivors and elude not only the invaders, but other dangers and threats unleashed in chaotic Post-America. Hell Week is the first installment of AMERICA FALLS*, a post-apocalyptic survival series, a compelling, action-packed story about who we are and who we have to become in order to survive. This book/ series was originally published as After Days and has been re-written and re-branded to embrace the author's original intentions of creating a compelling episode driven adventure. For lovers of books by Jack Hunt, Bobby Akart, AR Shaw, Chris Pike, Ryan Westfield, Harley Tate and Mike Sheridan
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Author
Scott Medbury
Pages
238
Publisher
Independently Published
Published Date
2018-03-30
ISBN
1980596220 9781980596226
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"If I'm being totally honest the boon was mostly OK but the parralles with covid and China and China in the book kinda gave me weird vibes. Tbh I felt like Issac and Luke should end up together they have so much chemistry lol."
Nerd007
"I enjoyed the idea of this book but I couldn’t shake the weirdness about the similarities I saw in Covid 19 and the Chinese it felt like the author wrote a book about how the Chinese meant for the pandemic to actually go and how it paints the Chinese as evil and stuff it was just kind of weird. I also had a hard time with the way that MC talks about woman it feels over-sexualized and the love interests feel forced. Overall I think many male authors tend to have a harder time writing female characters so it’s not uncommon and if it doesn’t bother you then I would recommend this book. "
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