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Feast War
Life somehow seems brighter the day the Salvation system comes online: a virtual paradise offering respite from decades of recession and warfare. But Salvation becomes a trap. Humanity sheds it flesh and falls into this digital realm, leaving a meager handful of survivors struggling to survive in the real world.
And then the invaders arrive.
This is the expansion of the story arc began in the popular short story "The Prophet" and features the future-hero Wanderer.
And then the invaders arrive.
This is the expansion of the story arc began in the popular short story "The Prophet" and features the future-hero Wanderer.
303 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 5, 2015
About the author
Brent Knowles
38 books11 followersAuthor of science fiction, fantasy and horror.
Reprints of my published stories are available on AnthologyBuilder and Smashwords.
Brief Bibliography:
“A Ragman’s Vow” — On Spec #73 Summer, 2008
“Digital Rights” — Writers of the Future XXVI, 2010
“From the Sea” — On Spec #78 Fall, 2009 (This issue also contains an interview with Brent)
“The Tale of Lady Spite” — Tales of the Talisman Volume 5 Issue 2, 2009
Click here for full bibliography
Reprints of my published stories are available on AnthologyBuilder and Smashwords.
Brief Bibliography:
“A Ragman’s Vow” — On Spec #73 Summer, 2008
“Digital Rights” — Writers of the Future XXVI, 2010
“From the Sea” — On Spec #78 Fall, 2009 (This issue also contains an interview with Brent)
“The Tale of Lady Spite” — Tales of the Talisman Volume 5 Issue 2, 2009
Click here for full bibliography
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August 30, 2015
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I really enjoyed reading Feast War. I have to say in the beginning was a little worried if I would like it. However, as I continued to read it I found that I couldn't put it down. This is the story about John and how he became the Wanderer. I would recommend this to anyone.
I really enjoyed reading Feast War. I have to say in the beginning was a little worried if I would like it. However, as I continued to read it I found that I couldn't put it down. This is the story about John and how he became the Wanderer. I would recommend this to anyone.
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