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Firestorm

The Wildfire Saga, Book 3

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Firestorm

By: Marcus Richardson
Narrated by: James Romick
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Some fires can't be contained.

America is on the brink of collapse. The Council has revealed itself to be the driving force behind the bio-weapon that has unleashed The Pandemic upon the world once again.

There's only one problem - the Council is now public enemy number one. Cooper Braaten and his SEALs are tasked with delivering the international cabal to justice for the chaos and death unleashed when they created the weaponized virus. It's mutated into a monster more lethal than anyone could have guessed, but a cure is within reach - if the Council can be stopped in time.

After a devastating attack on the US government's ultra-secure command center, Chad Huntley - The Source - is desperate for the freedom of anonymity. As the most wanted man alive, he's trapped deep underground, his life ruled once again by scientists. His only hope of escape and true freedom lies with an enigmatic double-agent named 13. But which side is she on?

Firestorm is the explosive conclusion to the opening trilogy of the post-apocalyptic Wildfire Saga.

©2016 Marcus Richardson (P)2017 Marcus Richardson Fiction Medical Military Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction Thriller & Suspense War & Military Emotionally Gripping War
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13 vs Jane!

What can I say, this series just keeps getting better, there seems to be no end to Reginald's machinations, his pet pandemic is off its leash and sweeping its way across the globe, and the teams keep losing good men. Chad just wants freedom and anonymity now they've perfected the serum, and 13 & Cooper have vengeance on their minds. Denny's struggling with his concience over the Russians, and hiding from the mini dictators set up by President Baron, now running his town and terrorising its population. A masterpiece of intrigue and suspense that kept me captive to the end and begging for more!

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