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FINANCIAL COLLAPSE, NATIONWIDE ANARCHY, AND NUCLEAR WAR

Posted: October 14, 2015 in Announcements, guest post, Recommended Reading
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ProjectTerminusBookCoverProject Terminus by Nathan Combs

 

Books come and go. Some endure for generations. Fortunately for avid readers of thriller novels, there’s a new gun in town taking this genre by storm and his name is Nathan Combs. If you enjoy authors such as Brad Thor and Nelson DeMille and are a fan of nonstop action, then you’re going to love the first book in his apocalyptic series, Project Terminus.

Nathan Combs gives us a terrifying yet believable glimpse into the very near future. He accomplishes this feat with style, humor, and horror—often in the same sentence. With well-defined characters you will love and love to hate, Combs has managed to weave tenderness, love, violence, hopelessness, and terror into the same tale. Project Terminus is an exceptionally thrilling read you’ll not soon forget.

Be warned, this is not a bedtime story. Reading it as such will certainly be cause for a restless night. Project Terminus is impossible to put down. Even after the surprise ending—which would make Alfred Hitchcock envious—you’ll find yourself still holding on to the edge of your seat!

Project Terminus doesn’t disappoint.

ABOUT THE AUTHORNathanCombsHeadshot

If anyone knows survival, it’s Nathan Combs. The avid outdoorsman has spent over fifty years practicing survival techniques. A navy veteran and former deputy sheriff, Combs has firsthand experience and for six years owned and operated a successful survival website. He’s turned his knowledge into works of helpful nonfiction and terrifyingly entertaining fiction; all relating to real life situations requiring tactical survival knowledge.

BOOK DESCRIPTION

In the near future, financial collapse of the United States results in nationwide anarchy. Like dominos, the rest of the world follows the US into oblivion. Nuclear war followed by a viral pandemic decimates the globe, reducing the population to mere thousands.

In America, a group of survivors led by former SPECOPS Captain Wade Coltrane fight to survive and to regenerate society while protecting humanity from the greed of a faux king and a dysfunctional clan of sociopathic killers led by beautiful Russian psychopath, Nina Lutrova.

Will Project Terminus enable the development of a new nation or will greed and evil ultimately end civilization?

BOOKS BY COMBS

Project Terminus

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US: http://www.amazon.com/Project-Terminus-Nathan-Combs-ebook/dp/B016033ING/

UK: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Project-Terminus-Nathan-Combs-ebook/dp/B016033ING/

 

 

When The System Fails: Will You Survive?

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US: http://www.amazon.com/When-The-System-Fails-Survive/dp/0996747702/

UK: http://www.amazon.co.uk/When-The-System-Fails-Survive-ebook/dp/B0158PYIMW

 

 

CONNECT WITH NATHAN COMBS

Website: http://nathancombsauthor.com/

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5 Stars for Novel About Coming-of-Age in the 1960s Amidst Racial Injustice

Posted: August 27, 2015 in Announcements, Recommended Reading
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61tG-lFg7yL__SX372_BO1,204,203,200_5 STAR review for this must read period fiction novel:
Jon Michael Riley has a gift for compelling narrative.  In Searching for Cool, Praying for Heat, set in the early 1960s, he has woven together a coming-of-age story with one of racial injustice in rural North Carolina. As Riley does in an earlier novel, Dream the Dawn, he pulls the reader in immediately, this time with the violent rape of a young black girl. Riley  proceeds to build a palpable tension between those horrified by the cruelties visited on blacks and those who see those cruelties as essential economic controls.
 
The story centers on a 16-year-old white Northerner, Brian O’Rourke, and his family. The O’Rourke, who have recently move to the South, don’t share the prejudices of many around them.  Riley conveys Brian’s excitement about approaching adulthood, his sometimes touching, sometimes funny sexual awakening,  and his confusion and sorrow that he, his family, and his black friends are victims of a hatred he can’t understand. The well-written, timely narrative will keep you reading, held by its well-drawn characters, drama and poignancy.
 
~~~~~Dorothy Foltz-Gray; Author of With and Without Her: A Memoir of Being and Losing a Twin (Winner of the American Society of Journalists and Authors 2013 Prize for Memoir/Autobiography)
Posted by permission of author and reviewer.
Find this author at: http://jonmichaelriley.com/ and find all of his books here: Amazon

Would you throw it away?

Posted: March 18, 2015 in Announcements, Blog Tour Hosting, book reviews, guest post, Recommended Reading
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Insurance-Greed-31Despite the World Health Organization predicting a 70% increase in cancer cases worldwide over the next 20 years, there remains no cure or vaccine. One man from North Carolina, disgusted by the lack of progress and with his own father dying from pancreatic cancer, angrily embarks upon a personal crusade to find a cure before it’s too late. In the face of personal tragedy, he defies the odds and stumbles upon a cure that could change the course of history, only to find the real battle has just begun.

“If you stumbled upon a cure for cancer,
would you throw it away?”

 

LogoA Questionable Cure is a newly released fact-based fiction novel about a man who finds a cure for cancer – and then throws it away. It’s disturbing and funny, informative and entertaining, heartbreaking, surprising, and sobering. In his debut novel, Roger Gerald Scott calls into question much of what many of us might like to believe about the people we are and the society we live in.

“Shines a light into true facts about cancer, research, the medical profession, and the pharmaceutical industry, which is funding research for its cure – but also profiting from its existence.”

A Questionable Cure  was released worldwide on March 11th

Available on Amazon in paperback and Kindle

http://amzn.to/1x7Vtzs 

Read what British journalist Aysha Mendes said about this novel: CLICK HERE

“…refreshingly original, written with authenticity, and with bewildering revelations around every bend. Not to mention the impressive handling of American terminology and detail from Scott, who is a Brit living in Norway.”

For more details, go to:

www.rogergeraldscott.com

https://www.facebook.com/aquestionablecure

https://twitter.com/aquestioncure

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About Roger Gerald Scott

Roger was born in 1970 in Surrey, England. After his education at Oundle School and Oxford, he embarked on careers in music publishing, songwriting and software engineering before eventually settling on a career as a professional musician. He now lives in Norway.

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