4.7 out of 5 stars (Read Customer Reviews Here)
Laws of man don’t exist anymore. The law of nature is the only rule. There is no punishment for those who prey on the weak and unprepared. There are no consequences for taking a life.
Out there on the road what people carry on their backs or in their pockets is more valuable than their lives. It’s easier to steal from the dead. It’s just the way things are now.
When I escaped Atlanta after the power died, I thought the only way I would survive was to be on my own. I was wrong. I did survive long enough to find them – to find her. They gave me a reason to keep fighting. They gave me a place to call home. When you have something worth taking, others will come for it. They always come for it.
We have to leave our town in order to save it. We have to leave the ones we love in order to protect them. We will be the punishment. We are the consequences.
Laws of man don’t exist anymore. The law of nature is the only rule. There is no punishment for those who prey on the weak and unprepared. There are no consequences for taking a life.
Out there on the road what people carry on their backs or in their pockets is more valuable than their lives. It’s easier to steal from the dead. It’s just the way things are now.
When I escaped Atlanta after the power died, I thought the only way I would survive was to be on my own. I was wrong. I did survive long enough to find them – to find her. They gave me a reason to keep fighting. They gave me a place to call home. When you have something worth taking, others will come for it. They always come for it.
We have to leave our town in order to save it. We have to leave the ones we love in order to protect them. We will be the punishment. We are the consequences.
4.4 out of 5 stars (Read Customer Reviews Here)
The apocalypse came as a whisper.
Mother Nature had been sending signs for three years, but most didn’t pay attention until she pulled the plug on everything. Nobody will forget where they were and what they were doing at 8:13 on that morning. They’re all still waiting for 8:14. Well, at least the ones that have made it so far.
He was stuck in Atlanta traffic, making his way to work, when the world fell silent. His car, his radio, his phone, his watch, anything that needed a spark, a battery, or an outlet died. The silence didn’t last long and neither did she. He didn’t know if the yellow sundress was the first to die, but he does know that she wasn’t the last. Not even close.
As aircraft fell out of the sky, panicked drivers lost control in the fast lane, and pace makers stopped keeping their rhythms, he got out of his car and popped the trunk. Most didn’t pay attention, but he did. And he knew what was coming.
Three years earlier during the first city-wide blackout in Atlanta, he lost his Samantha to cowards who were never caught. Those looking to take advantage didn’t hesitate, wreaking havoc at every opportunity. It took less than an hour after the event for society to start its disintegration.
He made a promise to himself never to feel that helpless again. He wasn’t a soldier or a cop, but he was one of the few that did have a plan. Get out of the city, get away from people, and don’t hesitate.
May God have mercy on their souls, because he won’t.
The apocalypse came as a whisper.
Mother Nature had been sending signs for three years, but most didn’t pay attention until she pulled the plug on everything. Nobody will forget where they were and what they were doing at 8:13 on that morning. They’re all still waiting for 8:14. Well, at least the ones that have made it so far.
He was stuck in Atlanta traffic, making his way to work, when the world fell silent. His car, his radio, his phone, his watch, anything that needed a spark, a battery, or an outlet died. The silence didn’t last long and neither did she. He didn’t know if the yellow sundress was the first to die, but he does know that she wasn’t the last. Not even close.
As aircraft fell out of the sky, panicked drivers lost control in the fast lane, and pace makers stopped keeping their rhythms, he got out of his car and popped the trunk. Most didn’t pay attention, but he did. And he knew what was coming.
Three years earlier during the first city-wide blackout in Atlanta, he lost his Samantha to cowards who were never caught. Those looking to take advantage didn’t hesitate, wreaking havoc at every opportunity. It took less than an hour after the event for society to start its disintegration.
He made a promise to himself never to feel that helpless again. He wasn’t a soldier or a cop, but he was one of the few that did have a plan. Get out of the city, get away from people, and don’t hesitate.
May God have mercy on their souls, because he won’t.
4.6 out of 5 stars (Read Customer Reviews Here)
A secret lies underneath the dark, still waters of the bayou in southern Louisiana. The sleepy town of Boudreaux wants to keep it there. Kate has other plans.
After the team accepts a plea for help from a desperate mother who refuses to give up searching for her missing daughter, they leave the protection of their Miami sanctuary and head deep into unfamiliar territory. As soon as they arrive in the town that time forgot, they realize there are more things in the swamps trying to kill them than help them.
To hunt down a predator, you have to think like one. To make their punishment fit the crime, you have to become one.
A secret lies underneath the dark, still waters of the bayou in southern Louisiana. The sleepy town of Boudreaux wants to keep it there. Kate has other plans.
After the team accepts a plea for help from a desperate mother who refuses to give up searching for her missing daughter, they leave the protection of their Miami sanctuary and head deep into unfamiliar territory. As soon as they arrive in the town that time forgot, they realize there are more things in the swamps trying to kill them than help them.
To hunt down a predator, you have to think like one. To make their punishment fit the crime, you have to become one.
4.5 out of 5 stars (Read Customer Reviews Here)
Kate Freeman opened the front door of her vacation villa to a wolf in sheep’s clothing. A few moments later, fifty thousand paralyzing volts shot through her body. Her world went dark; and when she awoke, her family was torn apart forever.
After months of agonizing physical therapy to heal the vicious wounds to her body, the Kate who emerged was no longer the loving mother, sister, and friend from before. The Kate who survived was something much different. Something much darker.
Without hesitation or remorse, she will hunt down the men who destroyed her life, even if it means sacrificing her last shreds of humanity. She will make them suffer.
Kate Freeman opened the front door of her vacation villa to a wolf in sheep’s clothing. A few moments later, fifty thousand paralyzing volts shot through her body. Her world went dark; and when she awoke, her family was torn apart forever.
After months of agonizing physical therapy to heal the vicious wounds to her body, the Kate who emerged was no longer the loving mother, sister, and friend from before. The Kate who survived was something much different. Something much darker.
Without hesitation or remorse, she will hunt down the men who destroyed her life, even if it means sacrificing her last shreds of humanity. She will make them suffer.
4.4 out of 5 stars (Read Customer Reviews Here)
They were built as unstoppable warriors. They became unstoppable monsters.
Four decorated U.S. Marines with spotless service records are wanted for the brutal rapes and murders of over a dozen women within four months. Their hunting grounds stretch from New York to Georgia. When Ryan Pearson and his team of FBI agents close in on the first killer, the cornered Marine nearly defeats three heavily armed assault teams with nothing but unbridled violence and grossly deformed hands.
After the bloody encounter that left another woman and two agents dead, Ryan begins to question the directives of the military liaison and his own boss, the Deputy Director of the Bureau. The answer he discovers during his unsanctioned investigation blurs the normally focused line between victim and criminal.
Ryan enlists the help of a civilian scientist that can link the sociopathic behavior of the four fugitive Marines to a biomedical research facility where they were stationed prior to the murders. When the scientist Ryan befriends is attacked in a military style ambush, he forces himself to remember every detail of the violence. He wants to remember so he knows exactly what to give back to the ones responsible.
They were built as unstoppable warriors. They became unstoppable monsters.
Four decorated U.S. Marines with spotless service records are wanted for the brutal rapes and murders of over a dozen women within four months. Their hunting grounds stretch from New York to Georgia. When Ryan Pearson and his team of FBI agents close in on the first killer, the cornered Marine nearly defeats three heavily armed assault teams with nothing but unbridled violence and grossly deformed hands.
After the bloody encounter that left another woman and two agents dead, Ryan begins to question the directives of the military liaison and his own boss, the Deputy Director of the Bureau. The answer he discovers during his unsanctioned investigation blurs the normally focused line between victim and criminal.
Ryan enlists the help of a civilian scientist that can link the sociopathic behavior of the four fugitive Marines to a biomedical research facility where they were stationed prior to the murders. When the scientist Ryan befriends is attacked in a military style ambush, he forces himself to remember every detail of the violence. He wants to remember so he knows exactly what to give back to the ones responsible.
