Apocalypse Austin: Plague Wars Book 4

David VanDyke · Ryan King

Aug 2015 · Plague Wars Book 4 · Reaper Press

About this ebook

BOOK FOUR of the Plague Wars series.

When oppression by the Unionist-dominated federal government becomes intolerable, the Republic of Texas secedes from the United States. As the Unionists respond with immediate violence, Daniel Markis and Spooky Nguyen send Reaper and Skull on missions to help the fledgling nation survive in the face of overwhelming odds. Can they win through to establish a haven for Edens on North American soil? Or shall the world edge further into darkness?

Battles rage in the air, on the ground and in the shadows in this apocalyptic technothriller, book 4 of the Plague Wars series.

The books in the Plague Wars series:

Plague Wars: Decade One
- The Eden Plague
- Reaper's Run
- Skull's Shadows
- Eden's Exodus
- Apocalypse Austin
- Nearest Night

Plague Wars: Alien Invasion
- The Demon Plagues
- The Reaper Plague
- The Orion Plague
- Cyborg Strike
- Comes the Destroyer
- Forge and Steel

Plague Wars: Stellar Conquest
- First Conquest
- Desolator: Conquest
- Tactics of Conquest
- Conquest of Earth
- Conquest and Empire

Ryan King's Land of Tomorrow series:
- Glimmer of Hope
- Children of Wrath
- Paths of Righteousness

Keywords: Military Thrillers fiction, Post-Apocalyptic, Genetic Engineering fiction genes, First Contact war, military science fiction, mystery thriller & suspense action fiction, technothriller techno thriller, Texas, secession, civil war, military series, apocalyptic series, kidnapping, EMP, martial law

Ratings and reviews

Another great book in a great series. An original concept in the ever growing field of apocalyptic and dark noir books out there. Characters that grab you and pull you in. Hard to put down books. Something that starts as one man's greed in an attempt to manipulate a troubled ex soldier with PTSD, turns into world changing event. Love it, will be a bittersweet moment when I finish the series. Glad to have read it, but sad that it's over. Plague wars will be going into my reread collection amongst other like Heinlein, Tolkien, Hubbard, Pratchett.

Overall still a fan of davids however i must say this book was a little bit slower then the others still intruiging and awesome ideas of how battles could play out if it ever came to civil war within united states. I recieved my review copy of this book and dove right in unable to stop myself i guess i would have to recant my earlier statement its really not slow its more in depth than slow i was used to the non stop action going this bool went more behind the scenes to look at the unionist party and such

Great writing style,keeps me hooked and wanting for more !!