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End Times Alaska Complete Omnibus
The complete four-book saga in one package—End Times Alaska
How do you survive when you’re not the fittest?
A tragic event causes the dominos to start falling, leaving Alaska isolated—cut off from the rest of the world. The vast majority leave, but some are left behind with nothing. No power. No food. No water. Nothing.
One family has no choice. They are on the wrong side of the dividing line, finding themselves on the inside looking out with no idea when help is coming.
It’s not enough to just exist. They seek to thrive, but that takes different skills. Will they learn them in time? What will put them over the edge? The brutal cold, wild animals, disease, or maybe strangers who see everyone as a threat…
Surviving means more than taking one more breath. It means being able to look yourself in the mirror after the worst is behind you.
Pick up this epic post-apocalyptic survival saga today.
How do you survive when you’re not the fittest?
A tragic event causes the dominos to start falling, leaving Alaska isolated—cut off from the rest of the world. The vast majority leave, but some are left behind with nothing. No power. No food. No water. Nothing.
One family has no choice. They are on the wrong side of the dividing line, finding themselves on the inside looking out with no idea when help is coming.
It’s not enough to just exist. They seek to thrive, but that takes different skills. Will they learn them in time? What will put them over the edge? The brutal cold, wild animals, disease, or maybe strangers who see everyone as a threat…
Surviving means more than taking one more breath. It means being able to look yourself in the mirror after the worst is behind you.
Pick up this epic post-apocalyptic survival saga today.
871 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 4, 2022
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I see my other lives, a career in the Marines, those damn hand-written tests in law school, a business consultant, as if they're stories from a book. I see my books as if I lived there, as if I were friends with the characters. All things we remember are behind us, only those we imagine lie before.
I'm not sure which place I prefer, but I don't have to choose. They live together in my mind. My books have some award nominations, they have bestseller tags across multiple countries. I write about justice, honor, and loyalty because that's what I care about. My stories are mostly set within worlds that haven't been, but could be. We have to be ready for when those times come.
No matter where I went, I always had a book with me. Thanks to 21st Century technology, I now have hundreds of books loaded on my phone and always with me. This breakthrough allows me to binge read my favorites. How many books would I have read on deployments had I not had to have a physical book with me? I paced myself so I wouldn't finish too quickly.
We aren't encumbered like that now. I love the works of Robert Heinlein, Anne McCaffrey, JRR Tolkien, Robert E. Howard, and so many more. I have been compared to Andre Norton and that is humbling - she was an incredible author with a huge list of novels to her credit. With every new book, I aspire to live up to those that you, the readers, have compared me to.
Through a bizarre series of events, I ended up in Fairbanks, Alaska. I never expected to retire to a place where golf courses are only open for four months out of the year. But that's the way it is. It is off the beaten path. My wife and I get to watch the northern lights from our driveway. Our dog has lots of room to run. And temperatures reach fifty below zero. We have from three and a half hours of daylight in the winter to twenty-four hours in the summer.
It's all part of the give and take of life. If we didn't have those extremes, then everyone would live in the sub-arctic.
I see my other lives, a career in the Marines, those damn hand-written tests in law school, a business consultant, as if they're stories from a book. I see my books as if I lived there, as if I were friends with the characters. All things we remember are behind us, only those we imagine lie before.
I'm not sure which place I prefer, but I don't have to choose. They live together in my mind. My books have some award nominations, they have bestseller tags across multiple countries. I write about justice, honor, and loyalty because that's what I care about. My stories are mostly set within worlds that haven't been, but could be. We have to be ready for when those times come.
No matter where I went, I always had a book with me. Thanks to 21st Century technology, I now have hundreds of books loaded on my phone and always with me. This breakthrough allows me to binge read my favorites. How many books would I have read on deployments had I not had to have a physical book with me? I paced myself so I wouldn't finish too quickly.
We aren't encumbered like that now. I love the works of Robert Heinlein, Anne McCaffrey, JRR Tolkien, Robert E. Howard, and so many more. I have been compared to Andre Norton and that is humbling - she was an incredible author with a huge list of novels to her credit. With every new book, I aspire to live up to those that you, the readers, have compared me to.
Through a bizarre series of events, I ended up in Fairbanks, Alaska. I never expected to retire to a place where golf courses are only open for four months out of the year. But that's the way it is. It is off the beaten path. My wife and I get to watch the northern lights from our driveway. Our dog has lots of room to run. And temperatures reach fifty below zero. We have from three and a half hours of daylight in the winter to twenty-four hours in the summer.
It's all part of the give and take of life. If we didn't have those extremes, then everyone would live in the sub-arctic.
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November 19, 2024
A love story couched in a post-apocalyptic series. I loved every one of these books. They are well-written with amazingly realistic characters and great world building. I was chilly reading this! I know Mr. Martelle lives in Alaska and you can tell by this story that he loves it. I would not love it. I'm not strong enough to live there - I need sunshine and darkness to do their thing on the regular.
Overall, this is a love story to family, friends, and Alaska itself. It's fantastic.
Overall, this is a love story to family, friends, and Alaska itself. It's fantastic.
June 22, 2023
Great series! Without spoiling the series, let’s just say that the events were plausible, and well researched. The fourth book really takes the series home and answers the question “what’s next?”
Really enjoyed the characters, and the scenarios put into play. Lots of challenges, and a great flow to the stories.
Really enjoyed the characters, and the scenarios put into play. Lots of challenges, and a great flow to the stories.
May 2, 2023
Close to home.
Loved the series. The main characters an plot stared out about a mile from were I called home for more than ten years. The series had to have be written by long time Alaskans.
Loved the series. The main characters an plot stared out about a mile from were I called home for more than ten years. The series had to have be written by long time Alaskans.
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