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    Origins
    Origins
    Origins
    Audiobook5 hours

    Origins

    Written by Kyle West

    Narrated by Graham Halstead

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    About this audiobook

    Ragnarok was only the beginning. Buried in Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado, is the massive Bunker One. Long conquered by the spawn of the xenovirus, it is now the mission of Alex Keener, Samuel Neth, and Makara Angel to find the fallen Bunker, or die trying. Contained within are the mysterious Black Files, which may be the key to stopping the xenovirus before it is too late.

    But one thousand miles of post-apocalyptic desert stand between the team and their goal, and human hostiles and killer dust storms are the least of their worries. They must make it to Bunker One before the winter snows bury it . . . and before anyone else can claim the files as their own.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateMay 17, 2016
    ISBN9781515973874
    Origins
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    Kyle West

    Kyle West is the author of a growing number of sci-fi and fantasy series: The Starsea Cycle, The Wasteland Chronicles, and The Xenoworld Saga. His goal is to write as many entertaining books as possible, with interesting worlds and characters that hopefully give his readers a break from the mundane. He lives with his lovely wife, son, and two insanely spoiled cats.

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      The Wasteland Chronicles Book 2 This is the second book of the series, The Wasteland Chronicles. This series just keeps getting better and better. I liked this one just as much, if not more, then the first. The author's writing seems to be really developing and this story is more polished then the first. Once I start reading his books, I don't want to put them down. There is never a dull moment, the characters are likeable and unique and the setting/landscapes they traverse are pretty cool. I'm really glad I came across this series on Kobo. The first three of seven books are free on Kobo and Amazon which was even better but I'm definitely buying and reading the last four books too.