Deathlands: Latitude Zero - James Axler Reviews
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Newest Review: ... they are soon made up when they come across a small ranch where they can rest, recuperate and plan their next move. After ... more
... all, Ryan has not long been back from the brink of death due to food poisoning and time traveller, Doc Tanner, has never been exactly swift on his toes!
Unfortunately, all is not well at the homestead and Ryan and his companions are soon forced once more to do what they do best: deal some death! Heading out a second time, the group next encounter a travelling convoy of Wagons, searching for a fair and promised land where they all can settle. In exchange for food and water, Ryan and his team agree to help defend the Wa...more
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Latitude Zero is the twelveth, of ninety-nine books at last count, to feature in the Deathlands series set in a futuristic post-apocalypse America. Readers of my reviews, or fans of this ongoing series, will recall that the novels centre around Ryan Cawdor and his band of mercenaries as they travel across the land by means of secret matter-transporters hidden deep beneath goverment military redoubts. Except this time around, things are a little different....... Following on directly from the last book, Latitude Zero begins with Ryan and his companions taking shelter just as the last military redoubt they left self destructs due to a booby trap device the group ... Read the complete review
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