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Erik Larsson survived the collapse.He helped establish a community of survivors, a beacon of hope they called The Freehold. He watched as marauders, fueled by greed and jealousy destroyed everything he'd worked so hard to salvage. Citizen, soldier, survivor--he has adapted to the new America and survived. But can he survive long enough to make it home? Living on the razor edge of desperation, Erik helps lead his band of survivors north to the long-sought safety of Upstate New York. As Erik, Brin, and Ted hit the long road north, they thought they'd left their troubles behind but soon discover the thousand-mile journey through a disintegrating post-collapse America to be more dangerous than anyone could have expected...Dux Bellorum is an intense, fast-paced post-apocalyptic thriller that delivers an explosive conclusion to the Future History trilogy.

533 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 7, 2016

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637 reviews5 followers
March 15, 2018
Sorry to see this trilogy end. Enjoyed the writing but got a bit confused sometimes with the switching of viewpoints and avenues of the war. It is probably best to read these books one after the other and not take too much time over them or you will forget the characters.
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94 reviews
May 20, 2019
WOW

The pain, fear, blood, and death these survivors fought through, makes one question if they could do it.
If a fourth book was part of this series, I would already be deep into it.
You won't regret reading this series.
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July 1, 2020
Excellent

I love the series. I feel there should be another book. There were still some loose ends to finished. Still. You can draw your on conclusions for now.
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October 3, 2020
I thoroughly enjoyed this series. The characters were well developed and believable. Makes one cringe at the thought of how quickly mankind devolves without their creature comforts.
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July 8, 2021
Dux Bellorum series

Excellent story line. We’ll written. Could not put them down. I’d love to read more and see what happens to the characters. I feel there’s one more story there.
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October 16, 2021
Scary real!

This was a nails nighter of a story. Loved it, loved it, loved it.
Keep writing!
Big fan of your work.
36 reviews
July 12, 2016
loved the series

great read, must read more of these. a bit american hung ho for this Englishman but still a good read.
831 reviews10 followers
August 16, 2016
Recommend summer series for reading!

Marcus Richardson has written a recommended summer series for reading!. I finished it over the weekend couldn't stop. O.k. daily chores
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September 16, 2016
What a great series

If this is it, I'm gonna be sad but that being said what a wonderful ending to a great story. Long live the Duke
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October 15, 2016
Dux Bellorum review

Dux Bellorum is the excellent third post apocalyptic book in the Future History of America series written by author Marcus Richardson.
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258 reviews1 follower
April 3, 2017
I couldn't wait to see how this all ended up. Just when Erik and Ted think they're in the clear, a group of prisoners invades! The Chinese, the Russians, and the Rebels get what's coming to them, and all the loose ends are tied up. I was sorry to see the story end!

It was very realistic, and as such, was very scary, seeing as how I could see it actually happening. Marcus Richardson is an edge-of-your-seat kind of writer...I couldn't put the book down because I wanted to see what happened next. Great characters, too. I loved Ted and Erik! And General Stapleton!!

However, this entire series is in dire need of a good editor! I'm an English teacher, and I found myself cringing at the lack of punctuation and the poor grammar. In many instances, the errors were so glaring that they completely disrupted the story and broke the spell. When an author grabs his reader, he shouldn't let him go until the last page s turned. Yet the errors constantly dragged me out of the story. He seriously needs to get this fixed before he writes anther novel!
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