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Stryker #3
Exodus
From bestselling author, Bobby Andrews, comes the third book of the "Stryker" series.
ISIS unleashed a weaponized version of the deadly Ebola virus, killing 97 percent of the world’s population. Only the immune and those who hunkered down in remote locations remain.
Through the chaos that remains strides a giant of a man known only as Stryker. He is a former Force Recon Marine who has lost as much as anyone, but fights to preserve his honor and creed in the face of slave traders and rogue military elements who prey on the innocent. Edwards, his former battle buddy joins him. Together, they care for three young women who survived the plague and attempt to give them lives that are as normal as possible under the circumstances.
After things began to settle down, Stryker and his group started looking for a better place to live and during the search they witness ISIS fighters unloading from freighters in the Corpus Christi, Texas, harbor. Our band of heroes face several encounters with danger, including the epic battle with the band of ISIS terrorists who have invaded the homeland with the intent of occupying what is left of the United States.
But, Stryker has another idea for the terrorists: elimination.
After concluding their battle with ISIS, with the help of an air strike from a still-functioning U.S. Navy aircraft carrier, the group strikes off to make a new life in San Diego, where the captain of the carrier has decided to berth the ship and use the nuclear reactor to power the San Diego Naval Station and to begin efforts at rebuilding the country.
Follow along as the former Recon Marine and others overcome obstacles and danger in an effort to keep what is left of the American population safe from every threat.
ISIS unleashed a weaponized version of the deadly Ebola virus, killing 97 percent of the world’s population. Only the immune and those who hunkered down in remote locations remain.
Through the chaos that remains strides a giant of a man known only as Stryker. He is a former Force Recon Marine who has lost as much as anyone, but fights to preserve his honor and creed in the face of slave traders and rogue military elements who prey on the innocent. Edwards, his former battle buddy joins him. Together, they care for three young women who survived the plague and attempt to give them lives that are as normal as possible under the circumstances.
After things began to settle down, Stryker and his group started looking for a better place to live and during the search they witness ISIS fighters unloading from freighters in the Corpus Christi, Texas, harbor. Our band of heroes face several encounters with danger, including the epic battle with the band of ISIS terrorists who have invaded the homeland with the intent of occupying what is left of the United States.
But, Stryker has another idea for the terrorists: elimination.
After concluding their battle with ISIS, with the help of an air strike from a still-functioning U.S. Navy aircraft carrier, the group strikes off to make a new life in San Diego, where the captain of the carrier has decided to berth the ship and use the nuclear reactor to power the San Diego Naval Station and to begin efforts at rebuilding the country.
Follow along as the former Recon Marine and others overcome obstacles and danger in an effort to keep what is left of the American population safe from every threat.
192 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 26, 2017
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March 15, 2017
After a little decline in book 2, Bobby Andrews came back strongly in book 3
I would like to see a second Stryker series with a different focus. I would like to see more emphasis on rediscovering how to live in a world without the technology we take for granted. I would like to see less emphasis on the violence between good people and evil people and more on the adaptations of survivors. I would like more descriptions of the changes to the Earth in the absence of a huge human population. What happens to unattended nuclear facilities and dams? What happens to domesticated plants and animals? What happens with invasive species? This comes from the science geek in me as well as my interest in military history and military structure. I just think these stories need to be more than simply battles between good and evil, but I think this tactic stretches most authors more than they want to stretch imagination and research.
I would like to see a second Stryker series with a different focus. I would like to see more emphasis on rediscovering how to live in a world without the technology we take for granted. I would like to see less emphasis on the violence between good people and evil people and more on the adaptations of survivors. I would like more descriptions of the changes to the Earth in the absence of a huge human population. What happens to unattended nuclear facilities and dams? What happens to domesticated plants and animals? What happens with invasive species? This comes from the science geek in me as well as my interest in military history and military structure. I just think these stories need to be more than simply battles between good and evil, but I think this tactic stretches most authors more than they want to stretch imagination and research.
August 8, 2017
Stryker, Erin and Hailey continue their journey to San Diego in order to join with carrier forces believed to be stationed there and to regroup in a more moderate climate. Unfortunately Stryker lost his battle-buddy Sarge to cancer, which cast a solemn shadow over the group and greatly decreased their abilities. Stryker’s other Force Recon buddy Edwards was still out Portland-way with Elle searching for his parents or some clue as to their existence. Stryker continues with his eerie ability to rescue young single women by adding a couple more survivors to his crew and then delivering them to their homes. We follow Stryker’s crew as they head west and encounter both good and bad situations.
March 25, 2017
Wonderful series!
This was an excellent ending to this series! Stryker and crew ran into a few more people, some good and some not. They kept going on to San Diego and the Naval base. I really enjoyed this book. More of Styker's personality came out as well as weaknesses. He seemed more human. Erin loves him fiercely but is not afraid to tell him what's what. This book is a nice ending for the series but, alas, I would love to see more of Stryker and the gang! Please, Mr. Andrews, write some more!!! Highly recommend this book but read books 1 and 2 first! You won't be sorry!
This was an excellent ending to this series! Stryker and crew ran into a few more people, some good and some not. They kept going on to San Diego and the Naval base. I really enjoyed this book. More of Styker's personality came out as well as weaknesses. He seemed more human. Erin loves him fiercely but is not afraid to tell him what's what. This book is a nice ending for the series but, alas, I would love to see more of Stryker and the gang! Please, Mr. Andrews, write some more!!! Highly recommend this book but read books 1 and 2 first! You won't be sorry!
June 1, 2017
I have generally liked this series but it is starting to get a little repetitive in terms of the dialogue and Stryker's self doubts etc. They always seem to go from fight to fight and never are able to start trying to build a life (even at the base they go off to a fight). I liked the sojourn at Zion National Park since I have been there many times. They should have stayed there.
March 3, 2017
Stryker
What else is their to say but Stryker. He continues to protect his group of survivors and rescue more on his way to SanDiego. Book ends with the arrival at the Naval Base and Stryker setting out to search for a missing man. Needs to be a book for to continue the story
What else is their to say but Stryker. He continues to protect his group of survivors and rescue more on his way to SanDiego. Book ends with the arrival at the Naval Base and Stryker setting out to search for a missing man. Needs to be a book for to continue the story
August 18, 2017
One in about a day, great read. I am enjoying the characters but must admit the main character seems to be jumping around a bit in this one. Being more human and less the perfect soldier. Makes for some variation.
April 23, 2019
Great Series
I have read the first three books in this series and found them all to be enjoyable. I like the character 'Stryker' and the way he tries to protect a everyone. The storyline is good and fast paced. I have already gotten the next book.😊
I have read the first three books in this series and found them all to be enjoyable. I like the character 'Stryker' and the way he tries to protect a everyone. The storyline is good and fast paced. I have already gotten the next book.😊
June 5, 2017
Great series.
June 8, 2017
Stryker!
Absolutely a great and entertaining reead. Morals, ethics and honor; if only in the real world there was more of it.
Absolutely a great and entertaining reead. Morals, ethics and honor; if only in the real world there was more of it.
March 21, 2017
Exciting
Loved this series and love the characters. They were well developed and interesting. The scenarios are interesting and how they survive is educational. Would love to read more about Stryker and the other characters.
Loved this series and love the characters. They were well developed and interesting. The scenarios are interesting and how they survive is educational. Would love to read more about Stryker and the other characters.
March 15, 2017
EeyHe is a character that has fibber. He made of all the right things.
I choose because of the military theme, a clear leader leading honorable people.. I wanted more about Recon training and not so much concern about doing what has to be done. The two who took Anne, there's no doubt about that outcome. Don't want to hear it Hal
I choose because of the military theme, a clear leader leading honorable people.. I wanted more about Recon training and not so much concern about doing what has to be done. The two who took Anne, there's no doubt about that outcome. Don't want to hear it Hal
March 20, 2017
This series needs to continue
This is a great series of books that need to continue. Great characters and great story lines. I enjoyed them throughly and highly recommend them.
This is a great series of books that need to continue. Great characters and great story lines. I enjoyed them throughly and highly recommend them.
March 20, 2017
Good series
I have enjoyed the three books in this series immensely! I hope the author will continue the series so we can see how Stryker's story plays out!
I have enjoyed the three books in this series immensely! I hope the author will continue the series so we can see how Stryker's story plays out!
March 15, 2017
Great series of books!
Have read all three Stryker books. Excellent characters, well developed with interesting and intertwined story lines. Would love to see more in the series!
Have read all three Stryker books. Excellent characters, well developed with interesting and intertwined story lines. Would love to see more in the series!
March 11, 2017
We need number four you can't leave us ha Gilbert g
Ok Bobby get busy and let's us know what happens we need to know what kind of trouble Stryker gets into next.
Ok Bobby get busy and let's us know what happens we need to know what kind of trouble Stryker gets into next.
March 4, 2017
Stryker 3
Your 3 books have been very entertaining, sometimes simplistic, but entertaining. I was wondering why they never ran out of fuel and bingo they stopped and ran into two convicts. You said that 3 books seemed to be a standard. I'm not sure if that's always true. Dirk Patton is up to fourteen books and is still fun to read. Other authors have also written many more than three and still find interesting ways to continue the story. Typos would be a good thing to clean up. That seems to occasionally be an issue with some people. You can't stop now otherwise we will never find out how Arizona turns out.
Your 3 books have been very entertaining, sometimes simplistic, but entertaining. I was wondering why they never ran out of fuel and bingo they stopped and ran into two convicts. You said that 3 books seemed to be a standard. I'm not sure if that's always true. Dirk Patton is up to fourteen books and is still fun to read. Other authors have also written many more than three and still find interesting ways to continue the story. Typos would be a good thing to clean up. That seems to occasionally be an issue with some people. You can't stop now otherwise we will never find out how Arizona turns out.
March 8, 2017
A possible future
A very interesting and compelling story with more than just a little fact and fiction. Could this really happen, I truly hope we never find out.
A very interesting and compelling story with more than just a little fact and fiction. Could this really happen, I truly hope we never find out.
March 1, 2017
Great series. Hope there's more to come...
As a seasoned reader of dystopian fiction and a huge supporter of the self-publishing phenomenon I have read most of the work on in this genre on Amazon over the past few years. The Stryker series stands out as a jewel among its contemporaries. Short on political commentary and agenda and long on great plot and character development, Stryker stands head and shoulders above the fray.
I rarely write reviews, but when I noted in the Afterword of book 3, that this may be the end of the Stryker series I was compelled to write. More than three installments of an action series is becoming more commonplace. I like following well developed stories about characters with whom I relate. This a great series - don't miss it.
As a seasoned reader of dystopian fiction and a huge supporter of the self-publishing phenomenon I have read most of the work on in this genre on Amazon over the past few years. The Stryker series stands out as a jewel among its contemporaries. Short on political commentary and agenda and long on great plot and character development, Stryker stands head and shoulders above the fray.
I rarely write reviews, but when I noted in the Afterword of book 3, that this may be the end of the Stryker series I was compelled to write. More than three installments of an action series is becoming more commonplace. I like following well developed stories about characters with whom I relate. This a great series - don't miss it.
March 1, 2017
Stryker.
Would most certainly want to see another installment in this series. The books are interesting and written in a manner leaving you wondering and interested to see what will happen next.
Would most certainly want to see another installment in this series. The books are interesting and written in a manner leaving you wondering and interested to see what will happen next.
March 2, 2017
Love your books especially the Stryker series good job keep them coming
Thanks
Dean
This is some of the riveting action I have read and I read at least 5 books a week
Thanks
Dean
This is some of the riveting action I have read and I read at least 5 books a week
March 1, 2017
Stryker rocks
My one complaint is the books aren't long enough. They are the type of book that you actually identify with. Interesting concept easy to read. Hate to see it end. Look forward to the next twelve books.
My one complaint is the books aren't long enough. They are the type of book that you actually identify with. Interesting concept easy to read. Hate to see it end. Look forward to the next twelve books.
March 3, 2017
Yes there should be more
You can't let us hanging with this series not knowing how it plays out. It is a great story and needs another book to letter reader know how our hero's end up.
You can't let us hanging with this series not knowing how it plays out. It is a great story and needs another book to letter reader know how our hero's end up.
March 1, 2017
Great book
February 26, 2017
More please
I love these books I would love to see more of this series. Maybe another series of three this character can stand more time. Let them have children and maybe do more with Edwards
I love these books I would love to see more of this series. Maybe another series of three this character can stand more time. Let them have children and maybe do more with Edwards
March 23, 2017
Great start, great middle, better be at leat one more book to finish.
Put the cookie down, give me more stryker.
Get to the chopper and bring stryker.
I'll be back with more stryker.
Put the cookie down, give me more stryker.
Get to the chopper and bring stryker.
I'll be back with more stryker.
March 30, 2017
Great read
Stryker is a great character and I liked that he was portrayed as a real person who deals with issues even with his strength.. I would love to see more books in this series. There is much more to Stryker and Erin's story.
Stryker is a great character and I liked that he was portrayed as a real person who deals with issues even with his strength.. I would love to see more books in this series. There is much more to Stryker and Erin's story.
March 30, 2017
Yes more Stryker books you have to have a end to the story happy or not
Yes more Stryker series you have to have a end to a good read happy or not can't just leave us hangoing
Yes more Stryker series you have to have a end to a good read happy or not can't just leave us hangoing
April 5, 2017
More please
You can't just stop in the middle of a series. Well, you can, but you shouldn't. So get busy. Time is awaiting.
You can't just stop in the middle of a series. Well, you can, but you shouldn't. So get busy. Time is awaiting.
April 5, 2017
Good Series
The story is cleanly written. The narrative is direct. The storyline doesn't contain a lot of filler so you move quickly, and the pace is perfect. The story has the right balance of rush and lulls. I've noticed that to many times author's try and cram nonstop action and you start to lose attention. Stories full of adrenaline just end up making you worn out.
The story is cleanly written. The narrative is direct. The storyline doesn't contain a lot of filler so you move quickly, and the pace is perfect. The story has the right balance of rush and lulls. I've noticed that to many times author's try and cram nonstop action and you start to lose attention. Stories full of adrenaline just end up making you worn out.
April 11, 2017
I really love this series. I like the tough hero who makes mistakes. Can't wait for book 4.
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