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Hood: A Post-Apocalyptic Novel - American Rebirth #1

Evan Pickering

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Sinopsis

My name is Rob Huntington. If this new world has shown me anything, it's that once things are taken from you, they are never coming back. 
 
Good thing I never was a fast learner. 
 
Rob "Hood" Huntington never wanted this life. When civilization collapses, he quickly realizes he's a naturally gifted marksman. But he hates violence. When his family is ripped from him amidst a war between two wasteland kings, how long can he hold onto his ideals?  
 
And how far is he willing to go to to save the ones he loves? 
 
A Legend Is Reborn in the American Apocalypse. 
Over 2,000,000 pages read in the first year of publication! 
 
"This post apocalyptic tale is one of those rare reads where writing skill, imagination and just plain grit combine to make a story worth reading." -Zev Paiss 
 
 
The American Rebirth Series 
#1 Hood  
#2 Legends  
#3 American Rebirth (to be released WINTER 2017/18) 
 
If you enjoyed I Am Legend, The Road, The Walking Dead, or The Last of Us, you won't want to miss HOOD!
Disponible desde: 13/01/2016.

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