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ARISEN, Book Six

With over 100,000 copies sold, the ARISEN series returns. This is the Zulu Alpha at its most psychologically complex, dramatically tense, and intimately perilous – but with plenty of the pulse-pounding, page-ripping, combat chaos that has made it the favorite of fanatical ZA readers the world over.

Readers call the ARISEN series: “astonishingly good” … “jaw dropping” … “edge of the seat, nail biting, page turning mayhem” … “terrifying, heroic, and tragic” … “Riveting. Absolutely riveting.” … “relentless” … “I couldn’t not give it 5 stars. It is simply OUTSTANDING.” … “possibly a genre defining series” … “Watch out Walking Dead - if this series ever comes to the little screen you are destined for second place” … “the best post-apocalyptic military fiction there is” … “totally stunning in its originality” … “In the zombie genre, there simply isn’t a book that comes close to these.” … “pure genius” … “thoroughly engrossing, taking you on a wild ride through utter devastation” … “Staggeringly good - the most consistently excellent franchise in zombie literature” …

THE OPERATORS FACE THEIR DEMONS
Mission complete, Alpha team enjoys their first chance to breathe and tend to their humanity. But the darkness leaves them alone with their demons – and those who have found love may yet learn that it is fatally incompatible with their duty…

THE CARRIER FACES UNIMAGINED THREATS
The JFK steams for Africa, despite rumors of lone Zulus still wandering below decks. But when Dr. Park and Sarah Cameron are trapped in an isolated compartment, they learn that one Zulu can kill you just as dead as ten million – while up on the flight deck, a lone assassin inflicts horrific damage on the hopes for a cure…

LONDON PREPS FOR HUMANITY'S LAST STAND
Amarie and the Tunnelers find themselves resettled in a chillingly post-Apocalyptic London, where mini-outbreaks are hushed up, and the displaced will cut your throat just to take your shoes – all as history’s largest fixed fortification goes up along the M25 ring-road around the Capital…

THE ROYAL MARINES DROP INTO HELL
Lieutenant Jameson and his battered Royal Marines launch by air to retrieve a rare biomedical device, which is indispensable to developing a vaccine – but which lies buried at the center of a perilously rotting structure in a city of millions (all dead). When the walls come down, and the horde descends, Jameson may be the last man standing – and his only chance of survival lies with a lone Apache pilot who refuses to obey her orders to abandon him…

Hope survives – but the story of humanity is not yet written.

Available now in gorgeous paperback and Kindle e-book (for all devices with free Kindle reader) from: Amazon.com | Amazon.co.uk.

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ARISEN, BOOK SEVEN – DEATH OF EMPIRES

Update! The Horizon has debuted at #6 in War, #18 in Horror, and #732 on Amazon overall. Not too shabby. Let's see where it goes from here!

New update! Well, pretty much the very instant I published that, I find we've already crept up into the top 500. Plus top 5 War, and Top 10 Horror. Yip!

New new update! Morning of day three: #323 overall, #3 in both Horror and War. I thought this was a new record, but Glynn says we hit 300 before.

And, as always at launch time, we're again chumming for new readers with TOTALLY FREE Book One - Fortress Britain. (Okay, actually we've been giving it away for free for some time, but we may be stopping soon. So act now!)

Totally Free ARISEN Book One →

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