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Tread: Insurrection
In the midst of a viral pandemic, a bloody coup executed from within the U.S. Government’s top ranks, and foreign forces poised to strike the homeland, Army Explosive Ordnance Technician, Staff Sergeant Evan Decker is thrust into a second Civil War. Accompanied by Agent Julius Quinn, Captain Lindsey Arden and Private Demarcus Hayes, Decker escapes to his childhood home – the small town of Cowley in rural Wyoming. Who among Decker's companions is not what they seem? Gone for 12 years, running from a troubled past, what demons await him, and what hell will he bring upon the town by his mere presence? Follow Evan Decker as he faces the scars of the past and risks all to strike a critical blow to the enemy.
139 pages, Paperback
Published April 18, 2021
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May 7, 2021
Military melds with Sci Fi.
INSURRECTION takes up where FALLEN NATION ends. This chiller’s focus is not only on a viral outbreak but a military coup and civil war, as well. What I found particularly frightening, especially in the times we live in, is that the premise is entirely credible.
The descriptions are well done and the characters believable. Every time I read this author I am struck by his military and arms knowledge. His field artillery expertise shines through in his writing. This story will appeal to readers with a military background or just enjoy a believable, apocalyptic tale.
INSURRECTION takes up where FALLEN NATION ends. This chiller’s focus is not only on a viral outbreak but a military coup and civil war, as well. What I found particularly frightening, especially in the times we live in, is that the premise is entirely credible.
The descriptions are well done and the characters believable. Every time I read this author I am struck by his military and arms knowledge. His field artillery expertise shines through in his writing. This story will appeal to readers with a military background or just enjoy a believable, apocalyptic tale.
July 30, 2021
Gritty and scary vision of a possible post-apocalyptic future.
This is book two of an ongoing series. You will need to have read book one, Fallen Nation, to make sense of what is going on.
In this episode, the enemy is not obvious. It's gorilla warfare with neighbor against neighbor against family against the armed forces.
Well written, realistic. The world isn't black and white but multitude shades of gray. Will there be light somewhere in the future. I have no idea where the author is going, guess I'll have to read book three to find out.
This is book two of an ongoing series. You will need to have read book one, Fallen Nation, to make sense of what is going on.
In this episode, the enemy is not obvious. It's gorilla warfare with neighbor against neighbor against family against the armed forces.
Well written, realistic. The world isn't black and white but multitude shades of gray. Will there be light somewhere in the future. I have no idea where the author is going, guess I'll have to read book three to find out.
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