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Nuclear Ashes

Life After War, Book 3

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Nuclear Ashes

By: Angela White
Narrated by: Michelle Araya
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Six months after the Apocalypse

Adrian will soon discover if the choices he’s made have cost him a son. Even Angela can’t be sure. Neither can any of the others like her. The power of the descendants is growing, and so is Safe Haven's awareness of having magic in their midst. Angela is no longer the only seer in Adrian’s camp of survivors…if she ever was.

Now on the way to Arkansas, these battered refugees will face a more dangerous threat than the slavers. Furious at the latest bloodshed between lawless groups of humanity, Mother Nature has declared her own war, repeatedly unleashing her fury against everyone. The apocalypse has never been more lethal as the aftermath continues to take its toll on what remains of the great human herd.

©1991 Angela White (P)2023 Angela White Fiction Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction Nuclear War Fiction

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