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    Nearest Night: Plague Wars Series Book 5
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    Nearest Night: Plague Wars Series Book 5

    By David VanDyke and Ryan King

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    BOOK FIVE of the Plague Wars series.

    When a friend disappears, Skull must track him down. Spooky's family is sent to a death camp and he proposes a suicidal rescue, but only Reaper can lead it. Bogged down in a war with the rebel state of Alaska, at odds with Canada and meddling in Mexico's politics, the Unionist-controlled USA proceeds down an ugly path toward fascism, tyranny, and genocide. Politics, assassination and propaganda form the backdrop for a race against time to rescue hundreds of dying Edens held deep within the American heartland.

    The books in the Plague Wars series:

    Plague Wars: Decade One
    - The Eden Plague
    - Reaper's Run
    - Skull's Shadows
    - Eden's Exodus
    - Apocalypse Austin
    - Nearest Night

    Plague Wars: Alien Invasion
    - The Demon Plagues
    - The Reaper Plague
    - The Orion Plague
    - Cyborg Strike
    - Comes the Destroyer
    - Forge and Steel

    Plague Wars: Stellar Conquest
    - First Conquest
    - Desolator: Conquest
    - Tactics of Conquest
    - Conquest of Earth
    - Conquest and Empire
    _________________________
    Ryan King's Land of Tomorrow series:
    - Glimmer of Hope
    - Children of Wrath
    - Paths of Righteousness

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDavid VanDyke
    Release dateApr 11, 2017
    ISBN9781626261990
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