American Death Orbit

Doomsday Warrior #14

by Ryder Stacy

Ted Rockson, the Doomsday Warrior, takes an old satellite-killer spaceplane into orbit to discover why the nuclear space missiles left after Russia's annihilation of America are being reactivated and aimed at the Earth's major population centers

Genres: Post Apocalyptic

256 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 1988

About the author

A pseudonym for Ryder Syvertsen

Reviews

[Clay Davis · Rating 4 out of 5]

This post apocalypic, Red Dawn like story will not be confused with literature but is a good adventure yarn. The cover needs improvement.

[Spiff · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is getting a bit ridiculous. I don't mean space nazis. I don't mean space French living on metal for 100 years. I don't even mean rock time traveling back to 1989. I can let all that go as "ok, that makes sense in world". I mean rock repeatedly, over and over and over, leaving it up to chance that killov is dead. This is the man who does everything right. Who makes sure things are done right. Yet over and over he says "well that probably killed him. I win!". It's entirely out of character, makes no sense at all given everything we know about rock, and it's killing me every time it happens. Is this what I have to look forward to in every dang book now?

About to start book 15 and I'm not sure I can handle yet another "oh killov is probably dead let's go home" only for him to live and find the 15th strongest most deadly weapon the world has ever known.

[Little Timmy · Rating 3 out of 5]

Average apocalyptic adventure story. Russian has taken over America after WWIII. Recommended