Deathlands: Chill Factor - James Axler Reviews
Description:ISBN 0373625154 / Genre: Sci-Fi / Fantasy / Author: James Axler / Edition: First Edition / Mass Market Paperback / 352 Pages / Book is ... more
Deathlands: Chill Factor - James Axler ... published 1992-05 by Atlantic Books
Newest Review: ... no idea originally who he has captured but is struck by the facial similarities between Dean and someone from his past and ... more
... soon begins to take a keen interest in him. Meanwhile, Ryan hits the L.D (Last Destination) button on the Mat-Trans gateway and heads after his son leaving his companions behind. This is the first time the companions have been split up and it is interesting to see Ryan in a solo adventure. The Gateway takes him to a mountain range where Zimyanin has set up a Sulphur mine in order to make explosives that he can trade to become rich in Jack, the currency of the times. Dean is just one of a number of slaves but Ryan is no...more
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by - written on 19/08/11 (Very useful, 22 readings)
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Chill Factor is the fifteenth book in the Deathlands cycle written by original author, Lawrence James under the house name of James Axler for Gold Eagle Publishing who are also responsible for The Executioner novels by Don Pendleton and many other "pulp" series, largely unheard of over here. Chill Factor continues from the end of Dark Carnival with mercenary, Ryan Cawdor, and his bunch of friends returning to the homestead of a former companion in order to pick up his son, Dean Cawdor, with whom he had been staying. But there is a problem....Dean has been captured by Slavers and one of the attackers who was interrogated by Jak and his wife let slip a name from . Read the complete review
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