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Joshua #0
Tribes
The United States has suffered a complete economic collapse. Now a group of friends and neighbors must fight to survive as the delicate fabric that holds society together begins to unravel.
Tribes is the prequel to John S. Wilson’s best-selling novels Joshua and Traveler. This third installment features an all new group of characters but is set in that same terrifying universe.
Excerpt - July became August as they watched the world crumble before their eyes. The radio, their last link to the outside, quickly became satire as the bad news constantly played between the canned government announcements declaring that everything would be fine.
From their houses on the hillside they could track the demise as the fires from the riots came closer every night. The distant shouts of the mobs and the scream of sirens became the soundtrack of their lives.
Tribes is the prequel to John S. Wilson’s best-selling novels Joshua and Traveler. This third installment features an all new group of characters but is set in that same terrifying universe.
Excerpt - July became August as they watched the world crumble before their eyes. The radio, their last link to the outside, quickly became satire as the bad news constantly played between the canned government announcements declaring that everything would be fine.
From their houses on the hillside they could track the demise as the fires from the riots came closer every night. The distant shouts of the mobs and the scream of sirens became the soundtrack of their lives.
194 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 19, 2014
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February 18, 2015
Good Pre-qual to the Joshua series
Good TEOTWAWKI read that may be a bit light on character development (with the protagonist and his cohorts a bit too-conveniently 'dead-eye' with their firearms shooting) but worth a look if this genre is your thing.
Good TEOTWAWKI read that may be a bit light on character development (with the protagonist and his cohorts a bit too-conveniently 'dead-eye' with their firearms shooting) but worth a look if this genre is your thing.
June 21, 2014
Third book in the series. Another all too realistic look at what could be when our economy finally reaches the breaking point.
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