Extensis Vitae: The Complete Series

Extensis Vitae #1-4

by Gregory Mattix

This is the complete Extensis Vitae series, books 1-4. Michael Reznik is a soldier who wakes up in a mysterious underground bunker, with a technologically advanced body he doesn't recognize. The people around him have cast aside fighting and warfare. They haven't needed them--until now. Reznik is charged with tracking down a band of ruthless killers and finding a kidnapped doctor. He finds himself honor-bound to do what is right for the people who brought him back from the dead. A peaceful people are depending on him to do what is right. Can he live up to their expectations, even when he finds out that his new body has an expiration date? Extensis Vitae is a gritty, post-apocalyptic science fiction adventure.

878 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 7, 2014

Reviews

[Chris Herring]

Awesome

Great read. Kept me going from the start of book one to the last chapter. Highly recommended to any and all.

[Terry Hernen]

Futuristic amagedan

Future world post world and life ending meteor strike. Survival post the event the have and have nots with survivalist added in. The story of making the world a better place fast paced plenty of action.

[Wolfemangarcia]

Enjoyed it very much. Read the complete series straight through. It never got slow and it left room for more adventures. Would like to think that where ever there is trouble, wherever people need help there will be Reznick and Rin.

[Patrick May]

Only the good die young?

A great read. Excitement throughout makes the series difficult to put down. Not always predictable but perhaps just enough. Worth it for the escapism factor alone.

[John Harvey]

It's a long tale well written, a sort of future history that could happen, I read it over several days and always looked forward to the next days reading, a really good read!

[Clay Carley]

Good read

I don't normally read post apocalyptic stories. However, I was enticed by the first story's description (and the price was right). After reading the first book, I had to get all four books in the series! The whole series was quite enjoyable - even the grand finale.