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    Endangered

    By William Arnold

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    Benjamin Daniels may be the last human to fall in this science fiction fantasy thriller. In Endangered, an unlikely hero tries desperately to survive a post-apocalyptic world of genetically engineered lethal animals. Ben is looking for answers, so he leaves the only shelter he's had since the catastrophic experiments of WyldePreserve Laboratories created a hell on earth where humans are now the prey. To find what is left, Ben must navigate this altered nightmarish aftermath.


    Monstrous bears, wolves and hideous hybrid monsters rule the night. These creatures are not just deadly, they're intelligent. Feral predators hunt Ben as he tries to find the truth.

    Out of his depth and running out of time, Ben must face a choice. He can either die or evolve

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisher4 Oak Books
    Release dateMar 22, 2019
    ISBN9781386113478
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