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Caldera #4
Countdown To Oblivion
Months after an ancient rage virus erupts from the depths of Yellowstone, survivors find themselves battling not only the infected, but each other. Predators prey on the weak and strength comes only in numbers. Government researchers are working tirelessly to find a cure, but time is running out. Over 90% of the world’s population is dead or infected and the number climbs daily. Follow a select group of survivors as they fight to carve out an existence while defending themselves from rage fueled cannibals and roving bands of marauders.
- GenresHorror
249 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 26, 2017
61 people are currently reading
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Heath Stallcup
70 books83 followersHeath Stallcup was born in Salinas, California and relocated to Tupelo, Oklahoma in his tween years. He joined the US Navy and was stationed in Charleston, SC and Bangor, WA shortly after junior college. After his second tour he attended East Central University where he obtained BS degrees in Biology and Chemistry. He then served ten years with the State of Oklahoma as a Compliance and Enforcement Officer while moonlighting nights and weekends with his local Sheriff’s Office. He still lives in the small township of Tupelo, Oklahoma with his wife and three of his seven children. He steals time to write between household duties, going to ballgames, being a grandfather and the pet of numerous animals that have taken over his home. Visit him here, at heathstallcup.com or on Facebook.com for news of his upcoming releases.
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Displaying 1 - 6 of 6 reviews
January 12, 2018
BRING ON BOOK #5 AS THIS KEEPS GETTING BETTER AND BETTER.
With Daniel Hatcher doing all he can to survive Yellowstone National Park, get a sample of the original virus back to the Doctors in the flotilla who are working tirelessly on what they hope will be a cure, there are others who like the world and where they live in the United States for that matter just as it is. They are willing to do just about anything to keep it that way. Heath Stallcup has done an amazing job with this series, my only wish is that they would be a little bit longer, not by much, maybe an additional 75 pages or so, as these books ended a little to quick for me, but again, that is just me. I realize books 1 and 2 of this series were one book and Mr. Stallcup did divide it for his readers, so it wouldn't be such a long book for one sitting. Whatever Heath Stallcup decides that doesn't take away what a great series this is and I am so ready for Book #5. Love this series and no matter what Heath Stallcup decides regarding how many pages in the final book(s), I will definitely recommend it to others.
With Daniel Hatcher doing all he can to survive Yellowstone National Park, get a sample of the original virus back to the Doctors in the flotilla who are working tirelessly on what they hope will be a cure, there are others who like the world and where they live in the United States for that matter just as it is. They are willing to do just about anything to keep it that way. Heath Stallcup has done an amazing job with this series, my only wish is that they would be a little bit longer, not by much, maybe an additional 75 pages or so, as these books ended a little to quick for me, but again, that is just me. I realize books 1 and 2 of this series were one book and Mr. Stallcup did divide it for his readers, so it wouldn't be such a long book for one sitting. Whatever Heath Stallcup decides that doesn't take away what a great series this is and I am so ready for Book #5. Love this series and no matter what Heath Stallcup decides regarding how many pages in the final book(s), I will definitely recommend it to others.
March 25, 2018
Solid
I enjoyed the characters and the suspense never ending. I didn't always understand/or buy some of the lesser characters reactions yet overall I've relished this series and hope for more. What I didn't like was the infected weren't dead and them being called Zulus. Can't please everybody.
I enjoyed the characters and the suspense never ending. I didn't always understand/or buy some of the lesser characters reactions yet overall I've relished this series and hope for more. What I didn't like was the infected weren't dead and them being called Zulus. Can't please everybody.
May 21, 2018
Good story
It's a good story, reasonably well written, that moves along well. The occasional bad grammar, mixed tenses and mispellings detract from the work, but not to the point where I would give up and put it down. I've read better, but also a hell of a lot worse. Keep writing, I'll keep reading.
It's a good story, reasonably well written, that moves along well. The occasional bad grammar, mixed tenses and mispellings detract from the work, but not to the point where I would give up and put it down. I've read better, but also a hell of a lot worse. Keep writing, I'll keep reading.
August 24, 2023
One Of my Most Favorite Writers! I have a great selection of books hat I usually end up all night reading. Do NOT miss out on these! You will not be disappointed but you will anxiously await for more!
April 3, 2019
I must read the next book. So far so good.
May 8, 2018
Good story line good mix of characters
Good story line, good mix of characters. New way of bringing in the Z disease. Good mix of issues to work through. One more book to go
Good story line, good mix of characters. New way of bringing in the Z disease. Good mix of issues to work through. One more book to go
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