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PRIMAL 2055 - Quest
Wounded, disavowed and hunted, Wilda has taken refuge in the Kurdish village of Pendro. Torn between a sense of belonging and the urge to run, she knows it is only a matter of time before the forces of Sakkin descend upon them. Her very presence is endangering those she loves. Part 2 in a new series, 2055 - Quest follows on from the hard-hitting global vigilante, PRIMAL series. 2055 provides a glimpse into a not so distant future where power and technology protect the privileged few, Lascar has evolved into a shadowy humanitarian aid outfit, and a shadow war is looming.
208 pages, Paperback
Published March 24, 2026
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Jack Silkstone
32 books168 followersI won’t lie, I’m just like every other guy on the planet. I love action movies, first person shooters, fast cars, technology, guns, cool kit and of course beautiful women. I grew up with Dirk Pitt, Jack Ryan, Jason Bourne, Doom, Wolfenstein, Commando Comics, James Bond, Rambo, The Predator and more. As a young man I have embraced Counter Strike, Half-life, The Bourne Series, Top Gear, Call of Duty the list goes on and on. Coupled with my military experience this seething mass of adrenalin-fueled testosterone has evolved into PRIMAL.
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Displaying 1 - 4 of 4 reviews
November 20, 2020
The saga continues!
This story is more sci-fi than the previous works. It is written well and the character development has been well thought. It will be interesting to see where the author takes this series.
This story is more sci-fi than the previous works. It is written well and the character development has been well thought. It will be interesting to see where the author takes this series.
November 16, 2021
Ok
Not as good. I miss the guys. I have the sneaking suspicion that Wilda is a clone of someone we know very well and she met their son who also happens to be her brother.....
Not as good. I miss the guys. I have the sneaking suspicion that Wilda is a clone of someone we know very well and she met their son who also happens to be her brother.....
April 28, 2022
Excellent
It's sad the author isn't going to expand this series for awhile. I have found it really good. The main character rocks, she has grit, intelligence and heart. Great read.
It's sad the author isn't going to expand this series for awhile. I have found it really good. The main character rocks, she has grit, intelligence and heart. Great read.
March 29, 2024
A best a light read
If you're looking for something deep and meaningful, look elsewhere
It's a continuation of book 1 logically, with all of the previous characters you would expect. No real surprises, just Wilda trying to survive and at the same time, finding a new family and helping a different tribe survive and attack
It's an ok book, no real surprises, no cliff hangers, just moving the storyline a long a few weeks
If you're looking for something deep and meaningful, look elsewhere
It's a continuation of book 1 logically, with all of the previous characters you would expect. No real surprises, just Wilda trying to survive and at the same time, finding a new family and helping a different tribe survive and attack
It's an ok book, no real surprises, no cliff hangers, just moving the storyline a long a few weeks
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