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Asylum
What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger.
After setting the world on fire to bring down C.O.R.E in Tallahassee, Max carries Eve up the Mississippi River to give her time to recover. A run-in with a small group of deserters pushes Eve past the breaking point. Caught between helping Eve and dealing with the child she saved, Max is forced to decide once and for all what he really wants.
Mittie Kate’s small group of survivors race toward Alabama to stop C.O.R.E. from getting their hands on the Titan II missiles. If they fail, their last chance to stop them will be at the launch silos in central Arkansas. Out of options, Mittie Kate and Ling prepare to make their final stand.
Melanie puts everything on the line to stop the SHOcom platforms from launching. When an attack is launched from the planet’s surface, they are forced to take Victory, an unarmed research vessel, into battle. No matter the costs, they cannot allow the payload hiding on the International Space Station to fall into enemy hands.
After setting the world on fire to bring down C.O.R.E in Tallahassee, Max carries Eve up the Mississippi River to give her time to recover. A run-in with a small group of deserters pushes Eve past the breaking point. Caught between helping Eve and dealing with the child she saved, Max is forced to decide once and for all what he really wants.
Mittie Kate’s small group of survivors race toward Alabama to stop C.O.R.E. from getting their hands on the Titan II missiles. If they fail, their last chance to stop them will be at the launch silos in central Arkansas. Out of options, Mittie Kate and Ling prepare to make their final stand.
Melanie puts everything on the line to stop the SHOcom platforms from launching. When an attack is launched from the planet’s surface, they are forced to take Victory, an unarmed research vessel, into battle. No matter the costs, they cannot allow the payload hiding on the International Space Station to fall into enemy hands.
384 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 11, 2017
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About the author
Miranda Nading
17 books22 followersMiranda Nading lives and works in the Pacific Northwest. She writes stories for readers who like their fiction raw, tense, and rooted in survival. Best known for the Extinction Series, she weaves together her love of science, resilience, and humanity pushed to the edge.
Before dedicating herself to storytelling, Miranda served in the military and worked in law enforcement, later adding scuba diving and aviation to her list of adventures. Combined with her Arkansas upbringing and deep connection to the land, these experiences give her novels a gritty realism that fans return to again and again.
When she isn’t writing, Miranda enjoys old homestead crafts, gardening, and canning the fruits of her labor — all with a strong cup of coffee close at hand.
Before dedicating herself to storytelling, Miranda served in the military and worked in law enforcement, later adding scuba diving and aviation to her list of adventures. Combined with her Arkansas upbringing and deep connection to the land, these experiences give her novels a gritty realism that fans return to again and again.
When she isn’t writing, Miranda enjoys old homestead crafts, gardening, and canning the fruits of her labor — all with a strong cup of coffee close at hand.
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May 10, 2019
The panoply of characters in this series starts immediately, picking up the story. The story is a dystopian future in which space travel is more available, and in which a megalomaniac wishes to destroy all people on earth, taking only a few with him to populate permanent stations on the moon and on Mars. The war between the "good" and the "bad" factions rages in various settings, with repetitive characters in each of those separate sets of actions. Will they save the earth? Will they be able to live there in the middle of hugely damaging sun spots creating monstrous storms all over the planet. You will have to read the book in order to find out. Suffice it to say the characters in this tale are fleshed out, human to the reader, believable. The story is far fetched, of course it is, it is dystopian, an alternative future, but it is well designed, well maintained and gives the reader a very sound basis to understand all that is happening. What more could you ask for? A good story, great characters, no major distractions of any kind, and constant action throughout the book. Easy five stars.
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