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Feral Nation - Insurrection (Feral Nation Series Book 2) Kindle Edition
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Fighting for survival amid lawlessness and chaos...
Danger lurks at every turn in a nation ravaged by violent insurrection and economic collapse.
Eric Branson's mission when he returned to Florida from overseas was to find his daughter and get her out. But the former Navy SEAL and private contractor learns from his ex-wife that Megan is nearly 2000 miles away in Colorado.
To get there, he must first sail across the Gulf to Louisiana, where his brother Keith is a deputy sheriff.
Eric and a crew that includes his father and his former wife, as well as the young survivor that tried to rob him upon arrival, face a battle for their lives at sea. And over the horizon lies an uncertain landfall on a coast that may be as bad or worse than what they left behind in south Florida.
Eric needs his brother's help, but will he find Keith still alive and patrolling his Atchafalaya River jurisdiction?
Feral Nation - Insurrection is the second book in the latest post-apocalyptic thriller series from Scott B. Williams.
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateDecember 12, 2017
- File size3581 KB
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Anyone paying attention to the news headlines in the U.S. and Europe can see that the tipping point to such upheaval looms closer every year. Feral Nation explores a not-too-distant future where widespread fighting has torn a nation apart, forcing survivors to either take sides or fend for themselves. In Florida and south Louisiana, where the action in Book Two takes place, the situation is complicated further after a devastating hurricane completes the job of shutting down the power grid and cutting off survivors from any hope of outside help.
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- ASIN : B075LRJ2PY
- Publisher : Lightning Struck Press (December 12, 2017)
- Publication date : December 12, 2017
- Language : English
- File size : 3581 KB
- Simultaneous device usage : Unlimited
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Not Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Print length : 252 pages
- Lending : Enabled
- Best Sellers Rank: #52,430 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #390 in Sea Adventures Fiction (Kindle Store)
- #599 in War Fiction (Kindle Store)
- #778 in War Fiction (Books)
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About the author

Scott B. Williams has been writing about his travels and adventures for more than thirty years. His published work includes hundreds of print and online magazine articles and more than two dozen books. His interest in trekking, sea kayaking and sailing small boats to remote places led him to pursue the wilderness survival skills that he has written about extensively in both his fiction and nonfiction works.
A solo sea kayaking odyssey of nearly two years, undertaken at age 25, set Scott on his path to becoming a storyteller when he authored the account of that adventure in his 2005 travel narrative: On Island Time: Kayaking the Caribbean. That journey and countless others that took him far off the grid for extended periods gave him the inspiration to delve into his passion for fiction and to write action and adventure tales like the ones that shaped his own desire to travel and explore.
With the release of his first novel, The Pulse, in 2012, and the subsequent sequels to it that became a popular post-apocalyptic series, Scott moved into writing fiction full time. Later and ongoing projects include the Darkness After series, the Feral Nation series, and the In Times to Come series with more works currently in development. To learn more about his upcoming books or to contact Scott, visit his website at: www.scottbwilliams.com
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This on starts with Eric and Jonathan successfully paying a fee to get by the river blockade. They were followed by two of the fishing boats.
After a successful engagement Eric, Bart, Shauna, Daniel, Jonathan and Andrew continued on their way to Louisiana to look for Keith, Eric's brother.
Keith has lost his wife to terrorists and anarchists who have been causing nothing but trouble for law enforcement. The Sheriff, Undersheriff and those with them were killed in a trap. Keith is one of the few deputies left in their parish and he and the other deputies won't be taking prisoners. Anyone found stealing or setting traps will be shot. The locals are all armed and have no problem killing anyone looking to steal supplies or harm their families. Things are bad and getting worse.
Keith was a marine and a combat vet. He was deployed in Iraq twice and is no stranger to killing to survive. He and Lynn thought they could ride things out at their isolated house. It just didn't turn out that way.
Once at the river that leads to Keith's house the schooner ends up being grounded and Eric and Jonathan head out for Keith's house and help. Bart had used his radio to try and contact Keith but had no luck.
Keith was at his house doing repairs on the storm damage when he heard the radio. He wasn't quick enough to answer. He called back but got no answer. He recognized his Fathers voice though and headed out with his patrol boat to see if he could find them. He got another radio call about a stand off at a convenience store and had to head there. It will be days before he can get back to the hunt for his Father.
On arrival at Keith's house using the rubber dingy that was on the schooner Eric and Jonathan realize no one is home. Eric heads out with Keith's vehicle leaving Jonathan behind. What an adventure Eric will have.
So begins another damned fine read.
This one has Eric, Bart, Shauna, Jonathan, Daniel, Andrew, Keith, Vic, robbers, death, an Eric constantly looking for Keith, Keith constantly looking for his Dad, a Jonathan who meets Keith, Vic who uses his boat to get the Dreamfinder back in the water, robbers, death and Eric Branson using his skills to save who he can and survive.
Five Stars
Collapse scenarios demonstrate how peoples' minds and behavior change drastically. As an example the recent (Dec. 2017) loss of power at the Atlanta airport illustrates how people behaved - i.e., darkness, no information, confusion, fear, no food, no water etc. During that short period of time some airline passengers broke into airport restaurants and stole whatever food they could grab. What a breakdown of law and order and what a fragile barrier there is between order and disorder! There is a very thin veneer separating civilization and barbarism. Scott's novel creates a credible scenario.
In other words, you're always moving towards the objective, nothing will stop you. Focus on the next task, the next step, keep moving.
Mr. Williams knows this about operators and weaves it perfectly in the series. I highly recommend this book.