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Quietus

The Pandemic Series, Book 4

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Quietus

By: Bobby Akart
Narrated by: John David Farrell, Kris Adams
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Quietus est... he is quit.

There is no such thing as an ending, just a new beginning.

Throughout the millennia, extinction has been the norm and survival, the exception.

When faced with the hour of departure, will mankind fight to survive?

Not only was there a patient zero, there was also a last patient.

A new dystopian, post-apocalyptic fiction series from author Bobby Akart (The Blackout Series, The Boston Brahmin series, and the Prepping for Tomorrow series). The events depicted in The Pandemic Series are fictional. They are, however, based upon historical fact.

In Beginnings, book one of The Pandemic Series, a deadly plague virus has been introduced across the glove by ISIS terrorists who are waging the mother of all wars - The Final Jihad. Dr. Mackenzie Hagan, a disease detective and epidemiologist at the CDC-Atlanta and Nathan Hunter, an off-the-books operative for the mysterious Project Artemis within the Department of Defense, join forces to both identify the disease, but also to locate its source.

In The Innocents, book two of The Pandemic Series, ISIS terrorists continued to wage the Final Jihad, infecting innocent people around the world. The highly contagious form of the plague has been genetically modified - to be the perfect killer.

In Level 6, book three of The Pandemic Series, the pandemic has hit a brick wall, but not because it's burned itself out. Rather, it's running out of victims. Social distancing is the only way to avoid a gruesome fate. Unfortunately, in a dystopian world where resources are scarce and scavenging is a way of life, every moment away from where you live could result in your death from either the disease, or your fellow man.

Quietus concludes The Pandemic Series. For Mac and Hunter, and all mankind, there is no means of avoiding the final death blow brought about by the spread of the deadly plague.

©2017 Bobby Akart Inc. (P)2017 Bobby Akart Inc.
Dystopian Fiction Medical Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction Thriller & Suspense

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Disappointed in the ending,
After all the Islamic attacks and the evil empires like China, North Korea Russia etc etc, I would have preferred America to have sent the cure via dosage only to American allied countries, like Europe, Canada, Australia, “ALLIED”,
If you had a cure why would you sah are it with countries that want to destroy you?

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