APOCALYPTIC WINDS: Thermals Of Time Book Three

by Marcus Lynn Dean

When a pandemic is finally over, is it over forever?

For Charlene and her peers who were born after the apocalyptic events of their parent's generation, the lasting legacy of the V-1 virus is death.

It isn't death by disease but death by altered DNA. And not just Charlene's own death or the loss of her companions, but the imminent extinction of the human species.

In visions, Charlene has seen the only man who might save her and the rest of humanity - if she can only find him. She doesn't even know where to look. She only knows he is somewhere west.

Most of humanity died out years ago in a devastating viral pandemic. Slavery has returned to New Dixie. Charlene has only two options, escape and go west or die.

282 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 19, 2021

About the author

There are many outstanding writers with degrees from elite universities. I am not one of them. My only advanced degree is a master’s from the school of hard knocks. At a very young age, I learned to read. Since then, I have spent much of my life reading to learn. I developed my writing skills the old-fashioned way. By reading, writing, and writing and reading some more. A lifelong love of learning and a vivid imagination are the driving forces behind my writing. I am an explorer of things imagined, of places and times that for now exist only in the mind.
When not exploring alternate and future realities through reading and writing, I love hiking and exploring the wonders of nature. Especially in Colorado’s unspoiled remote wilderness areas.


More can be found at https://marcuslynndean.com


Email: Marcus.Dean@lastditchpress.com

Reviews

[Tonya · Rating 4 out of 5]

I thought the story line was a little bit unusual. 20 years after most people die from a virus, and the only babies being born are female. So the few men there are left are being shared by the women and they are all trying to have a baby boy.

The story was interesting and kept me reading. Because I had not read the first two books in the series, some of the parts of the book were a little bit confusing - characters having "visions" and the way they "shared". The characters were well developed, the ones that were integral to the story were easy to either like or dislike. It was a good book, and I will be looking for the others in the series.

[Sam · Rating 5 out of 5]

An excellent third book in this exciting, really well written & very enjoyable end of the world series! Something a little different & definitely worth a read! I do strongly recommend t all that love this genre! A great way to loose time!

[DeeDeeWReads · Rating 5 out of 5]

Sometimes you just don’t know if you’ll like a book or not. This was me starting out, but oh wow I was wrong. I loved it!!! The storyline was amazing, the characters are easy to relate to, and I read it in one day!

I promise you will want to read this book. Great for just about anyone YA and up.

[Debbie Dean · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great read

I gave this book 5 stars. Great read. I would recommend this book for most anyone. Very engaging not able to put down. It gives the reader food for thought. If we as a species do not put aside our hate an discontent this very book may be as it will be written.

[Douglas Posey · Rating 1 out of 5]

Don't waste your time.

There was very little to like about this entire series. It jumps from one thing to another with no connection. I started the series with great expectation and kept thinking it would get better but it never did.

[Peter Bennett · Rating 4 out of 5]

A highly unusual Apocalypse showing beginning to end -life is a cycle. Great.interesting and satisfying read

[Karen West · Rating 5 out of 5]

Apocalyptic Winds

I loved this series! Wish there were more!
Loved the characters and how it all came together! I am looking forward to seeing what else you have written! Thanks

[Marilyn Saul · Rating 1 out of 5]

Mostly disorganized; at least, I had trouble keeping track of the characters and where they were.