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Warday

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Five years after a "limited" nuclear war, two survivors journey across America. They — and you — will discover what is left of our way of life: the depth of the devastation — and the hopes of a new society desperately struggling to be born.

From Edward Kennedy to Playboy magazine, readers have praised Warday as an absorbing, suspenseful novel — and an important book for every American to read.

"A first-rate novel, as real as snapshots of tomorrow. And as scary." — New York Daily News

"Haunting ... horrifying ... engrossing ... an all too believable look at what could be the future." — United Press International

"Disturbingly plausible ... its vision of postnuclear chaos exceeds 'The Day After'." — Newsweek

"Imaginative ... entertaining reading." — Boston Herald

"Frightening ... controversial ... a futuristic thriller." — Chicago Tribune


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Publisher: Crossroad Press

Kindle Book

  • Release date: May 2, 2015

OverDrive Read

  • ISBN: 9781310410222
  • File size: 783 KB
  • Release date: May 2, 2015

EPUB ebook

  • ISBN: 9781310410222
  • File size: 783 KB
  • Release date: May 2, 2015

Formats

Kindle Book
OverDrive Read
EPUB ebook

Languages

English

Five years after a "limited" nuclear war, two survivors journey across America. They — and you — will discover what is left of our way of life: the depth of the devastation — and the hopes of a new society desperately struggling to be born.

From Edward Kennedy to Playboy magazine, readers have praised Warday as an absorbing, suspenseful novel — and an important book for every American to read.

"A first-rate novel, as real as snapshots of tomorrow. And as scary." — New York Daily News

"Haunting ... horrifying ... engrossing ... an all too believable look at what could be the future." — United Press International

"Disturbingly plausible ... its vision of postnuclear chaos exceeds 'The Day After'." — Newsweek

"Imaginative ... entertaining reading." — Boston Herald

"Frightening ... controversial ... a futuristic thriller." — Chicago Tribune


Expand title description text