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Aftermath: The first thirteen days
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Nathan Driver was prepared for a nuclear war, when he surfaced his only motivation was to get back to his family. But as the brutal journey starts to break him, and the true horror of what's happened unveils itself, his motivation turns to desperation.
Book Description
Told through a series of diary entries, ‘Aftermath’ is a unique apocalyptic journey through a war ravaged Great Britain, as one man fights to get back to his family through the onset of a nuclear winter.
About the Author
John Wilkinson is a writer / illustrator from the UK. His previous work include the gritty crime novel, 'The Inquiry,' children’s book 'Magnificent Adventures of Danny' and his educational reading series 'Ben and Hassan.'
PLEASE NOTE: This is the first six chapters of ‘Aftermath.' For the complete story, search for 'Aftermath John Wilkinson'
Nathan Driver was prepared for a nuclear war, when he surfaced his only motivation was to get back to his family. But as the brutal journey starts to break him, and the true horror of what's happened unveils itself, his motivation turns to desperation.
Book Description
Told through a series of diary entries, ‘Aftermath’ is a unique apocalyptic journey through a war ravaged Great Britain, as one man fights to get back to his family through the onset of a nuclear winter.
About the Author
John Wilkinson is a writer / illustrator from the UK. His previous work include the gritty crime novel, 'The Inquiry,' children’s book 'Magnificent Adventures of Danny' and his educational reading series 'Ben and Hassan.'
PLEASE NOTE: This is the first six chapters of ‘Aftermath.' For the complete story, search for 'Aftermath John Wilkinson'
102 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 4, 2015
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August 12, 2018
There were quite a few errors that could have been cleaned up by a decent editor. This started out OK with a man who survives a nuclear attack, but then...there are aliens? So very confusing and the alien/creature plot line completely subverts the original nuclear attack plot. We also have to throw in the specter of a mysterious "boss man" who believes he owns the north of the UK? How could the main character have had enough supplies that he carried down into the manhole to survive for a month. Maybe the next book will have a pandemic and zombies?
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