The Last Crime Against Humanity
A Riveting Post Apocalyptic Series: Book 1
by Ray Willis
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Pub Date Apr 28 2019 | Archive Date Sep 19 2019
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Description
Only 1% has survived. How will they continue to survive?
In a secret lab in the Middle East a bio-weapon with extreme lethality is being developed when an accident allows it to escape the lab. With a long incubation period it begins to spread throughout the world with no one yet aware that Pandora’s Box has once again been opened.
The Walker brothers Clint and Steven are the only known family members to have survived. In the mountains of central Oregon they begin to look for other survivors as they begin to plan for the long, long trek back to a civilized society.
Ashley, a battered housewife flees her husband, leaving behind a trail of violence.
Rear Admiral Shafter at sea with Carrier Strike Group 5 of the 7th fleet struggles to keep some of his fleet afloat.
A riveting story of humanity's collapse and how to survive the aftermath.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781798848517 |
| PRICE | $4.99 (USD) |
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Mike L, Reviewer
I would like to thank Net Galley for the advanced copy of “The Last Crime Against Humanity.” This is the first book in this series about the end of the world where a virus has wiped out all but a few handfuls of various groups. Starting with the virus killing most of the world population and then diverse groups coming together to figure out how to survive the new world. There is also a military twist that I’m sure will be tired in in the series. The book although long I found to be a fast read and was wrote very well. It kept me reading till the end where it finished wanting to read the next installment. I like this type of novel and am looking forward to Ray Willis future books in this series. I rated this book a 5 for interest and good writing. An enjoyable read if you like this type of topic.
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