The Omnicide
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Last published Thu, Oct 26, 2017
During the 19th century, the cold war, a half a century long stare between the USSR and the US, determined the future of humanity. Luckily, WWIII never did happen, and the cold war ended.
But on September 26, 1983, a falsely read nuclear attack sent humanity down a much darker path, filled with chaos and collapse. Amelia, a medical school student, is plunged into the horrific and intense hellscape she will have to survive if she wants to make it back to civilization.
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