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Endworld Series, Book 17
Read by Damon Abdallah
THE WARRIORS WERE TRAPPED IN A DEATH MAZE ̶ AND THE PRICE OF ESCAPE WAS BLOOD.
One hundred years after WWIII, the Peers controlled Atlanta with an iron fist and a ruthless band of execution squads called "Terminators". When the Warriors stumbled into the enslaved city, they knew they had to destroy the evil goons before they spread throughout the weakened country.
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By Wayne Barton & Stan Williams Read by Rusty Nelson
Adam Hunter has more than his share of battles to fight, and demons to dodge. He's searching the Colorado high country for a killer he's never seen but knows only too well. When Hunter saves the life of ranch foreman Edge Pardee, and the ranch owner asks him to stay on and help, he agrees. But the last thing a man needs when he's stalking a killer is to be stuck in the middle of a range war with responsibilities and a woman he can't resist . . .
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BOOMERANG, was nominated for Book of the Year in Idaho in 2001.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
"I have had the good fortune of living in Oregon all of my 79
years, and was born in the little town of Carlton, 7 miles north of
McMinnville. My mother’s family came to Oregon in the late 1840s and
1850s, so I have some pretty deep roots. When my father died in 1932, my
mother moved us to Canby; then after serving in Europe during WW2, I,
with my wife, moved to Roseburg in early l946. In the 50s we built a
fishing resort, Steamboat Inn, on the N. Umpqua River 39 miles east of Roseburg, At the present time we live just 5 miles below Steamboat.
It was at the Inn where we shared
some wonderful times with the Grey and Hemingway families. Loren, Zane's
youngest son, is still alive in the San Fernando valley and in touch
with us all of the time. As you know, Jack Hemingway recently died after
a very eventful life. He was sure a lot of fun to be with."
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By Adam W. Wiktorek
Read by Reed McColm
Jacob Mead was an infant when he was adopted off an Orphan Train by Jess & Evangeline Mead in 1890. Jess Mead had been cruel to his son, cruel to his wife and cruel to himself. Now, 17 years later, the old Civil War veteran was dead; it was a new Century, and Jacob was finally free. Free? To do what, to go where? Jacob’s mother urged him to go East and look for his brothers & his sister. Could they be found? The clues were scant, the trail was cold, but the results of the eventual search stunning. Neil Browning & Randy Alsman also had plans for Jacob. He could go straight to hell just as long as they got his stepfather’s money.
Praise from a big fan of “Boomerang,”
Dear Adam,
“A short note to let you know that I have just finished the book
"Boomerang", and enjoyed it very much. I read at night after I go to bed,
and I found myself looking forward to being with Jacob and friends (and
enemies) in every new adventure."
Sincerely,
Frank Moore
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