Extinction Protocol : Rogue: A Dystopian Sci-fi Post Apocalyptic Saga

by Marc Landau

They rule with a cold-steel heart and an iron fist. But these technological terrors haven't reckoned with the revenge brewing in one man's soul.

Harkly Colson has only a tenuous grasp on his humanity. Living off the grid after the war with the machines cost him his family, the grizzled veteran clings to his few pleasant memories of the time before mechanized oppression. But when a rare trip into town goes sideways and a female cyborg shows up near his home, he fears the ruthless rulers have sent an assassin in judgment.

Discovering the girl is an escapee from an experimental facility, Hark takes her in and tries to nurture her human side. But with computerized killers seeking them both, rescuing the young hybrid may prove to be a fatal mistake.

Will Hark's last chance for redemption come with a lethal price?

Rogue is the first book in the gripping Extinction Protocol post-apocalyptic science fiction series. If you like futuristic combat, determined fugitives, and rising up against the state, then you'll love Marc Landau's dark vision.

Genres: Science Fiction, Dystopia

198 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 25, 2021

Reviews

[Scott Shjefte]

Purchased this edition on February 2, 2021, from Amazon for free. EOTWAWKI. Under the thumb of powerful mind control a man happens across a powerful girl.

[Robin Clemons]

Not my usual genre

Not a story that I would normally read. This book might be more interesting to someone that is into a disconnected world full of unbelievable gigantic machines. Machines that were originally designed by HUs (humans) but who learned to build larger components with more artificial intelligence than HUs had ever envisioned.

[James]

Interesting premise. While dystopian is not my regular genre this book kept me reading. While I do not believe in reiterating a plot, spoiling it for readers, this storyline is logical and the characters defined, as is the world of ruling machines the author has created. I look forward to the next book in the series. I received an ARC and this is my honest evaluation of this book.

[Michael]

Sometimes simplicity works

I enjoyed reading this book. The words were like the. Bite of a crisp apple The words were complex enough to make my mind run forward through the wildernesses to discover what came next

[Gerard E. Trigo]

Interesting premise, though somewhat predictable. The Biggest flaw IMHO was that it did not resolve all the major issues and used a bad cliff hanging end to entice you to buy the next book in the series.

[Lynn Dignan]

Hard to put down

Recommend to anyone who is into end of the world and technology taking over humans. Humans rebelling for their humanity. Easy flowing, some action, hard to put down.

[Michaela Roblova]

Felt like a prequel to the story with an introduction of the main characters. Was going to continue the series to see whether there’s more to the characters but having read the reviews on the next books, I have decided to give it up (the series seems to lack proper ending)

[Bill]

robotic machines rule the earth. Humans are allowed to live because the robots still need them. But a young girl escapes, demonstrating remarkable abilities

[sharon davidson]

Awsome

Had to finish in one day. Still need to know just what is happening to this poor HU and a small teenager person?

[Karen Clarke]

A1 Takeover

I enjoyed this book, I wasn't sure but it turned out to be a well balanced book of sci-fi, war and humanistic behaviors. Can't wait to read the next one.

[Perri Hogue]

Good story. Different.

Good story. Different. A bit wordy with inner monologue but other than that when it finally got going it was pretty good.

[Miss Elizabeth A Davenport]

Extinction Protocol

I was hooked from the first page. Love the story. I'm off to read book 2. It bugs me why you have to have 20 words for the review.

[Millennial Book Review]

I thought the plot was fine. The author was able to blend the two separate storylines together very well, while not sacrificing the tension in either plot. The story itself is short, so events happen rather quickly, but that makes the story an easy read. The world is a pretty standard post-apocalypse, which doesn’t require too much world-building for the reader to keep track of, while also making the stakes of the narrative clear early on. The characters didn’t particularly stand out to me.