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Battle Mars - The Complete Series

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The Complete Battle Mars Series This omnibus edition of the Battle Mars series contains all four Genocide, Fallout, Colony and Reboot.Earth is a write off. Let's move to Mars. What could go wrong?Over 80% of life on Earth is stolen in four weeks, leaving 8 billion humans without food, water, or even viable soil. Weather patterns shift causing tornados, raging fires, and rapid freezing. The governments quickly collapse in every country and people are stranded with nowhere to run. It's climate change on steroids, but this isn't even remotely a natural phenomenon. Book Genocide Jace and his dog, Oscar, are taking care of the herd in Colorado when the biggest tornados he's ever seen rip the earth to pieces, taking trees, cows, water, and everything else they need to live. Across America and in every country the seeds of life are sucked up into the sky. People are seeking sanctuary, but every door is closed until Jace meets a slick billionaire who claims to have a spaceship. Book Fallout Titan, better known as Big Bertha, was designed as the first ship and habitat to support human life on Mars. Billions are dying topside while Jace and his team are safe inside Bertha's underground base, or are they? The unfolding disaster on Earth is looking less like a natural event and more like an intentional act of terrorism, but to what end? With two kids in tow, and a completely untrained crew, Jace is forced to make a tough decision. Book Colony Jace and his crew make a home on Mars, but they're not alone. There is life on Mars, far more than anyone expected. Unable to explain how Apollo beat him to the punch, Jace spies on his enemy looking for answers.Truth is stranger than fiction. If Jace and his crew don't take control of Mars, Apollo's plan for what's left of mankind is a massive step backward. Book Reboot The call to arms doesn't go unheard and every man and woman pivots into the fight. It's a desperate battle across two planets for what little is left, and Jace hits Apollo with everything he's got. In a winner-takes-all battle, who gets to decide man's place in the Universe? Jace gets his answer, and it's nothing he could have seen coming.Non-stop, fast-paced action. Also by SD Tanner Books in Navigator World Navigator Boxset (Books 1-4)Bombardier TrilogyWarriorSR TrilogyReplicant Trilogy Books in Battle Mars series Battle Mars – Complete 4-Book Series>/i> Book 1 Book 2 Book 3

872 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 23, 2021

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200 reviews
December 6, 2021
Interesting concept

This four book series was quite an interesting concept and was interesting. I found it hard to follow because whoever was speaking in the first person in any particular chapter was only referred to once, in the chapter title. I kept having to refer back to that chapter heading. There were occasional word use errors, misspellings, and punctuation errors.
77 reviews2 followers
December 20, 2022
This book was based on an unusual idea that interested me. Howeve I found it difficult to follow the characters but persevered, skipped some pages, and pressed on to the end. Overall it was a good idea that overcame my reading endurance.
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December 28, 2021
I felt it was a very engaging book. Totally ludicrous plot and premise.
Too much violence for me. So I often skipped over those bits.
An easy and generally enjoyable read.
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January 27, 2025
Really loved the premise of this book and the story unfolded nicely across the 3 books in the series. A very intriguing idea and some great characters, with the story told by many different characters in turn. Ending was a little too abrupt and neat but still very enjoyable.
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