Everyone Dies in the End Releases Through Kindle Direct Publishing
As the title claims, Everyone Dies in the End releases today. The novel is set in the World at
War universe, but it is basically different that World at War: Revelation. Revelation is a military adventure laced with elements of horror. Conversely, Everyone Dies in the End is a horror mystery with strong military action elements.
The plot is simple. Four survivors of a nuclear holocaust (there are many more... this isn't Armageddon after all), band together to fight their way through gangers, Soviet Spetsnaz, vampires, and cannibals, to reach Philadelphia, one of the last bastions of American civilization. On arrival, they find the city controlled by a megalomaniac named Vader, and must end his reign of tyranny, as well as prevent the detonation of a final nuclear bomb on American soil.
It's a crazy, dark, action-packed roller coaster ride that I feel fans on the genre will enjoy. Click here, if you are interested in a copy.
Everyone Dies in the End is a World at War novel. As such, it continues the story begun in World at War: Revelation. Yet it is not a direct sequel to Revelation. The events described in this book occur months after Revelation, and on a different continent. There is, however, one character common to both novels, and mention of another. You’ll see.
Mark H. Walker served 23 years in the United States Navy, most of them as an Explosive Ordnance Disposal diver, he is the author of Desert Moon, an exciting mecha, military scifi novel with a twist, with plenty of damn science fiction in it despite what any reviewer says, as well as World at War: Revelation, a creepy, military action, with a love story, alternate history, World War Three novel thing, and numerous short stories. They are all available from Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing right here. Give them a try. I mean, what the hell?
Everyone Dies in the End is a World at War novel. As such, it continues the story begun in World at War: Revelation. Yet it is not a direct sequel to Revelation. The events described in this book occur months after Revelation, and on a different continent. There is, however, one character common to both novels, and mention of another. You’ll see.
Mark H. Walker served 23 years in the United States Navy, most of them as an Explosive Ordnance Disposal diver, he is the author of Desert Moon, an exciting mecha, military scifi novel with a twist, with plenty of damn science fiction in it despite what any reviewer says, as well as World at War: Revelation, a creepy, military action, with a love story, alternate history, World War Three novel thing, and numerous short stories. They are all available from Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing right here. Give them a try. I mean, what the hell?
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