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True Terror
- Jerry D. Young's Survival Fiction Library, Book 8
- Narrated by: Christopher Lane
- Length: 3 hrs and 46 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Post-apocalyptic fiction by Jerry D. Young.
After surviving a terrorist attack, Watson Drake began to wonder what horrible thing the terrorists could be planning next. In addition, he realizes that disasters are not limited to just whatever havoc the terrorists may create, the earth and society have their own share of problems as well.
Watson decides to begin preparing for worst case scenarios of several types, and with only months to prepare, he gets help from an unlikely source. But with time running short, will he be prepared enough for what lies ahead? Even if he is prepared, is he really ready to face true terror?
About the author Jerry D. Young.
Author Jerry D. Young has been a fixture in the survival and prepping communities for more than 20 years. The author of more than 100 novels and short stories, Jerry’s writing has been a staple for men and women of all ages and from all walks of life that are interested in prepping, survival, and all-around self-sufficiency. Jerry’s books are made with the goal of educating, as well as entertaining all who seek to expand their knowledge of prepping and survival topics while enjoying a good book or short story. As daunting as the end of the world, nuclear fallout, World War III, Civil unrest, economic collapse, solar flares, EMP attacks, and other apocalyptic scenarios may be, society has always been interested in the “what if?” of a post-apocalyptic world. Jerry’s stories provide interesting and practical perspectives of heroes and villains navigating post-apocalyptic scenarios, including everything from Mad Max type of events to more relevant plot lines that seem as if they could have come from the headlines of the modern world.