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Deathlands #35
Bitter Fruit
AFTER SKYDARK
In the nuclear-storm devastated Deathlands a warrior survivalist of the twenty-second century leads the relentless fight to reclaim a lost world.
STONE GUARDIANS
Barely escaping from a marauding gang, Ryan Cawdor and his band of post-holocaust survivors emerge from a gateway into an idyllic community ruled by Druidic law. But this new Eden may be a mirage, concealing a deadly threat. For the seed of dissent had been sown in the past, and is again ready to destroy.
Nature rules in the Deathlands, but man still destroys.
In the nuclear-storm devastated Deathlands a warrior survivalist of the twenty-second century leads the relentless fight to reclaim a lost world.
STONE GUARDIANS
Barely escaping from a marauding gang, Ryan Cawdor and his band of post-holocaust survivors emerge from a gateway into an idyllic community ruled by Druidic law. But this new Eden may be a mirage, concealing a deadly threat. For the seed of dissent had been sown in the past, and is again ready to destroy.
Nature rules in the Deathlands, but man still destroys.
348 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published January 1, 1997
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May 20, 2023
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Interesting, good read and an attention holder. Enjoy following this series and the characters especially doc. Makes one think and use the imagination.
Interesting, good read and an attention holder. Enjoy following this series and the characters especially doc. Makes one think and use the imagination.
February 28, 2014
This book was... Odd. Very unusual in terms of the flow of the other books. It starts out pretty much in the middle of the action and strangely disconnected from the other books. It actually made me wonder if I skipped a book in the series and missed out on some important content.
However, the author introduced what seemed to be new and fun enemies to the series, and the general story is packed with action. Good idea, but somewhat felt short of being really enjoyable because of the disconnect I felt at times.
Sadly, I was looking forward to the end of the story pretty much from the start.
However, the author introduced what seemed to be new and fun enemies to the series, and the general story is packed with action. Good idea, but somewhat felt short of being really enjoyable because of the disconnect I felt at times.
Sadly, I was looking forward to the end of the story pretty much from the start.
October 2, 2012
One of the later books by Axler/Adrian/Lawrence but of interest to me as this one is set in Britain for most of the story. It's just unfortunate with these books that they're often pretty hard to get hold of either new or second hand.
March 27, 2012
I quit my job because of this book. Literally.
January 26, 2016
An average apocalyptic adventure story. This one takes a century after the last war and now there are mutants running around the earth. Recommended
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