WASTELAND: America

WASTELAND: America

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Apr 3, 2017
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Fiction
Science Fiction
20 years after America is met with both nuclear and viral disaster survivors are left to fend for their own in a fierce competition of will, strength, and brutality. WASTELAND: America follows the stories of random survivors across the U.S. and their struggles first vengeance, power, anarchy, restoration and more. These stories take place across the U.S. from the Washington green zone to the liberty Ruins to the Ash palace, and other post apocalypse American locations. WASTELAND: America provides stories of America after the world has ended and only the strong survive, from sea to shining sea.
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When the world ended, twenty-two-year-old Danelle thought survival was the hardest part. She was wrong. Three years after the zombie outbreak, Danelle has kept her fractured family alive in an abandoned store, becoming the reluctant leader they never asked for but desperately needed. With her traumatized sisters, guilt-ridden father, and protective cousin Hayden, she's built a fragile existence from the ruins of everything they once knew. But survival isn't living. When a mysterious stranger named Alex appears with news of thriving communities beyond their isolated walls, Danelle faces an impossible choice: cling to the safety of isolation or risk everything for the chance at something more. As buried family secrets surface and old wounds are forced into the light, she must learn that some battles can't be fought with weapons-and that the most dangerous thing in a dead world might be hope itself.

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