Exodus

Author: Paul Antony Jones
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Binding: Kindle Edition
ISBN: B00APP84WQ

Exodus (Extinction Point series)

Book 2 of the Extinction Point series! Reporter Emily Baxter survived the alien red rain that blanketed and annihilated the human race. Get Exodus literature books for free.
But after the downpour, and the lethal contagion it spread, came an even greater horror: the rampant transformation of the dead into something utterly unearthly.
With a terrifying new form of life emerging from the mutated landscape, Emily's only hope is to flee toward distant Alaska where she can unite with the survivors who have reached out to her from a remote science facility. The journey from New York will be long and painstaking, and Emily has only her faithful dog and whatever she can carry. But, after discovering a small family of refugees along the way, Emily's determination to escap Check Exodus our best literature books for 2013. All books are available in pdf format and downloadable from rapidshare, 4shared, and mediafire.

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