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Deathlands #70
Vengeance Trail
DAWN AFTER DARK
As megalomaniac barons and savage anarchy complete to lay claim to post-nuclear America, perseverance and a will to live are what keep Ryan Cawdor and his band of warrior survivalists roving through the worst and best of a new world. Armed with secrets of pre-Dark tech, they possess what few in Deathlands can imagine: hope for a better tomorrow.
END OF THE LINE
Ryan Cawdor is gunned down and left for dead by the new provisional U.S. Army, commanded by a brilliant general with a propensity for casual mass murder and a vision to rebuild America. Waging war from his pre-Dark, fusion-powered armored locomotive, he's poised to unlock the secrets of the Gateways - as the rest of Ryan's group stand powerless. All except one. Hope may be lost for Krysty Wroth. But revenge is enough.
In the Deathlands, vengeance is the only justice.
As megalomaniac barons and savage anarchy complete to lay claim to post-nuclear America, perseverance and a will to live are what keep Ryan Cawdor and his band of warrior survivalists roving through the worst and best of a new world. Armed with secrets of pre-Dark tech, they possess what few in Deathlands can imagine: hope for a better tomorrow.
END OF THE LINE
Ryan Cawdor is gunned down and left for dead by the new provisional U.S. Army, commanded by a brilliant general with a propensity for casual mass murder and a vision to rebuild America. Waging war from his pre-Dark, fusion-powered armored locomotive, he's poised to unlock the secrets of the Gateways - as the rest of Ryan's group stand powerless. All except one. Hope may be lost for Krysty Wroth. But revenge is enough.
In the Deathlands, vengeance is the only justice.
352 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published June 1, 2005
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September 22, 2014
Great read. Interesting new characters.
this D.L book was a bit of a departure from many of the gatherers in the series. Interesting to see how the group behaves without there leader. I was not very impressed with the lack of aboriginal duties. some greatest action and good descriptions of the new machines introduced. I really liked the tech nomads. hope to see more of them in future novels
overall just a good read.
this D.L book was a bit of a departure from many of the gatherers in the series. Interesting to see how the group behaves without there leader. I was not very impressed with the lack of aboriginal duties. some greatest action and good descriptions of the new machines introduced. I really liked the tech nomads. hope to see more of them in future novels
overall just a good read.
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