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- The Vista: Book 1 of The Wildblood
- Backlash
- The Wildblood Books 1- 3
- Backlash: Prequel di Wildblood
The Wildblood Books 1 - 3 (Trilogy One)
The Vista, Renegades, & Bloodlines
A Post-Apocalyptic Action Adventure
World War Last pushed humanity to the brink of extinction. In the space of ten hours, civilization was gone.
Cut off from the chaos of a pandemic mutated by nuclear war, a group of survivors gathered in a secluded mountain valley. Those who lived through the winter founded The Vista.
But this isn't about the survivors; it's about the first generation after. Twenty years later, the children of The Vista have become guardians of their secluded valley. A dark secret, that a few of them are different, something of urban legend, draws them together to protect their home. Venturing out into the world will be more dangerous than anything they’ve faced.
Failure is not an option.
Loyalty has a price. So does revenge. Someone has to pay.
Publisher: Water Dragon Publishing
Cover Artists:
Genres:
Tropes: Antihero, Conspiracy, Dystopian Governments, Evolving Powers, Found Family, Humanity is Dangerous, Humanity is Good, Hunted, Post-Apocalyptic
Word Count: 250000
Setting: Montana, the Rocky Mountain west (western USA)
Languages Available: English
Series Type: Continuous / Same Characters
Tropes: Antihero, Conspiracy, Dystopian Governments, Evolving Powers, Found Family, Humanity is Dangerous, Humanity is Good, Hunted, Post-Apocalyptic
Word Count: 250000
Setting: Montana, the Rocky Mountain west (western USA)
Languages Available: English
Series Type: Continuous / Same Characters
Shan fidgeted, adjusting her sidearm, then the mirrors, opening her door to let fresh air in. Distracted, for no apparent reason. Overreacting, she reasoned. In the spring, when the snow melted, and the Nomads started moving, everyone got skittish. Besides, Wade was minutes behind her, and Team One sitting on the interstate a few miles away.
“Car Ten, radio check.” She heard the tension in her voice. If Wade talked to her, she’d be able to shake the sensation.
“Car Ten,” Dispatch replied. “You’re clear.”
It wasn’t the response she wanted and suppressed the urge to call Wade, seeing Quinlen emerge from the depot. Shan waved him down, opening her door. “Hold up a few minutes.”
“What’s going on?” he asked.
“I’m not sure,” she said. “I’ll tell you as soon as I figure it out.” They were both ‘Conda, they’d wait.
“Keep us here too long and you owe us breakfast.”
READ MOREAs she glanced up to see where her rookie had gone off to, Shan caught a movement, something in her rear-view mirror. A faint cloud of dust from the east, towards The Vista. It was gone before she could decide what it was.
Not dust, but smoke. One of the south outbuildings erupted with a deafening roar, sending debris in all directions. The force rocked her car and slammed her forward into the steering wheel, vision darkening for a few long moments. Her rear window crackled in a spiderweb pattern. It held.
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