Deathlands: Twilight Children - James Axler Reviews
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Newest Review: ... them back to the Bayou where they first encountered Jak, the albino teenager who makes up an important part of their group. ... more
... But again, they are forced to retreat when they realise that the whole area has become a "Hot zone" and is now highly radioactive. Three jumps in quick succession is never good news and, true to form, takes its toll on the companions. Newcomer, Michael Brother, becomes psychotic upon waking whilst a wound in Ryan's neck taken in their first jump threatens to end his life when it becomes infected!
Eventually, both terminal situations are resolved and the group set off outside to find out where they have ...more
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by - written on 25/08/11 (Very useful, 18 readings)
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Twilight Children is the twenty-first book in the extensive Deathlands cycle set in an alternative future one hundred years after a nucleur war. Ryan and his companions travel what used to be the United Statess using a series of Matter-Transporters that lay buried and hidden in reclusive Goverment redoubts but their destinations are rarely controllable and this can have varied results.... In this latest installment, the group end up in an abandoned and deserted tourist Ville from the days before Skydark when the world blew out. But it is not totally uninhabited and soon the group are blazing a hasty retreat from the rather unfriendly wildlife that lives there. ... Read the complete review
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