The Indiana Apocalypse series by E.A. Lake (#1-3)
Requirements: AZW3 or ePUB Reader, 1.79 Mb
Overview: Surviving the Michigan blackout of 2003, a tiny seed sprouted in author e a lake’s mind. A dystopian/post-apocalyptic dream some years later gave life to The Darkness and WWIV (World War 4). lake puts his storytelling ability to paper. He creates tales for the post-apocalyptic world in his WWIV series with the likes of George Orwell as a mentor (they share a birth date and actual first name – not George) Even his mother finds these tales disturbing, compliment or not. Born to average means in southern Wisconsin, in his younger days he spent a great deal of time in the outdoors with his father. Now, lake breaks out of his boring “day” mold (where he works as an accountant) to dare readers to enter the world of The Darkness, highlighting the struggles of the average person (men, women and children) in a time no one ever hopes to see.
Genre: Sci-Fi | Fantasy
Lost (Book 1)
What could be worse than coming to with no memory of your past? Quinn Reynolds regains consciousness on a couch surrounded by four strange women. He wonders where he is, what he's doing, and most importantly who he is. When he finds out the world is in its sixth year of darkness, his mind is totally blown. The women range in age from 27 to 30. Two are sisters, the other two are their best friends. And they all somehow know him. How? he wonders. He doesn't recognize a single one of them nor does he recognize his own name. Bits and pieces are fed to him as time moves slowly forward. He's from Terre Haute, but they're not in Terre Haute any longer. They're just south a Hymera, a small sleepy Indiana town. He's known each of them since childhood, attended two of their weddings. He knew the sisters' parents well, or so he's told. But doubt clouds his foggy mind -- why is he here? Quinn is told they're on a large farm run by a man named Tony Shaklin. A rich and powerful man, even in the apocalypse, with a nasty temper and four wives. He's surprised when wife four turns out to be his sister, not that he remembers her at all. Tensions escalate on the farm. No men are allowed in the women only area where Quinn is hidden. Three small crude wood-framed house make up the quarters for the women and their counterparts. They are the "hired" help for Shaklin's place. Slaves, unable to leave, the women tell Quinn. Things become desperate as the women are threatened by their boss. A dangerous man is in the area. A man who could ruin Shaklin's "free help" arrangement. Security around the three homes is tightened. The man needs to be stopped. But Quinn shudders when he's told the man's name -- it is his own. They need to escape, the four and Quinn. The situation becomes a tinderbox, ready to explode at any moment. And in the last hour, he discovers the ugly truth of one of Shaklin's wives -- Three, as the women call her. Will he be able to leave and lead the four women to safety? Or will he stay too long and be discovered?
Found (Book 2)
Quinn Reynolds and five women make their escape from Tony Shaklin's bondage. But their troubles are just beginning. Making it back to Pimento, Quinn's hometown, a new set of discoveries are made by the man without a memory. He's more important than he was led to believe. Plus, a whole new cast of characters depends on him daily for support and protection. If Quinn could only retrieve his memory everything would be all right, or so he believes. When Tony Shaklin comes calling, the tension heightens. And when Shaklin's thugs pay Quinn, and his town, a number of visits, the stakes are increased.
Redeemed (Book 3)
Time is running out for Quinn Reynolds. He must either put together an army to fight Tony Shaklin for his friends' release – or – perhaps he’ll have to give up and let them perish at his old friend’s hands. Taking a move that he sees as desperate, Quinn goes to the only man he knows that can raise a sizeable force quickly. Unfortunately, he’s turned away. Not accepting defeat he searches other options as trouble finds its way to Pimento. But other options don’t come easily. When a long-lost dreaded aunt shows up Quinn has to decide between the demands she’s brought or to keep going it on his own – and the second really isn’t an option. With a small “army” in hand, he makes his fateful ride to Shaklin Lane, the predetermined meeting spot. The odds are stacked against him…badly against him. Having brought Morgan and Charolette may turn out to be a bad decision. His worst ever perhaps. Who will live and who will die? Will he save Chloe and her daughter from Shaklin’s rotten clutches? Or will he lose the battle and his wife and friend as well? The conclusion of Redeemed – Book Three of The Indiana Apocalypse will have you on the edge of your seat tight to the very end. The very, very end.
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https://www93.zippyshare.com/v/Yo8oQ8Kc/file.html
Requirements: AZW3 or ePUB Reader, 1.79 Mb
Overview: Surviving the Michigan blackout of 2003, a tiny seed sprouted in author e a lake’s mind. A dystopian/post-apocalyptic dream some years later gave life to The Darkness and WWIV (World War 4). lake puts his storytelling ability to paper. He creates tales for the post-apocalyptic world in his WWIV series with the likes of George Orwell as a mentor (they share a birth date and actual first name – not George) Even his mother finds these tales disturbing, compliment or not. Born to average means in southern Wisconsin, in his younger days he spent a great deal of time in the outdoors with his father. Now, lake breaks out of his boring “day” mold (where he works as an accountant) to dare readers to enter the world of The Darkness, highlighting the struggles of the average person (men, women and children) in a time no one ever hopes to see.
Genre: Sci-Fi | Fantasy
Lost (Book 1)
What could be worse than coming to with no memory of your past? Quinn Reynolds regains consciousness on a couch surrounded by four strange women. He wonders where he is, what he's doing, and most importantly who he is. When he finds out the world is in its sixth year of darkness, his mind is totally blown. The women range in age from 27 to 30. Two are sisters, the other two are their best friends. And they all somehow know him. How? he wonders. He doesn't recognize a single one of them nor does he recognize his own name. Bits and pieces are fed to him as time moves slowly forward. He's from Terre Haute, but they're not in Terre Haute any longer. They're just south a Hymera, a small sleepy Indiana town. He's known each of them since childhood, attended two of their weddings. He knew the sisters' parents well, or so he's told. But doubt clouds his foggy mind -- why is he here? Quinn is told they're on a large farm run by a man named Tony Shaklin. A rich and powerful man, even in the apocalypse, with a nasty temper and four wives. He's surprised when wife four turns out to be his sister, not that he remembers her at all. Tensions escalate on the farm. No men are allowed in the women only area where Quinn is hidden. Three small crude wood-framed house make up the quarters for the women and their counterparts. They are the "hired" help for Shaklin's place. Slaves, unable to leave, the women tell Quinn. Things become desperate as the women are threatened by their boss. A dangerous man is in the area. A man who could ruin Shaklin's "free help" arrangement. Security around the three homes is tightened. The man needs to be stopped. But Quinn shudders when he's told the man's name -- it is his own. They need to escape, the four and Quinn. The situation becomes a tinderbox, ready to explode at any moment. And in the last hour, he discovers the ugly truth of one of Shaklin's wives -- Three, as the women call her. Will he be able to leave and lead the four women to safety? Or will he stay too long and be discovered?
Found (Book 2)
Quinn Reynolds and five women make their escape from Tony Shaklin's bondage. But their troubles are just beginning. Making it back to Pimento, Quinn's hometown, a new set of discoveries are made by the man without a memory. He's more important than he was led to believe. Plus, a whole new cast of characters depends on him daily for support and protection. If Quinn could only retrieve his memory everything would be all right, or so he believes. When Tony Shaklin comes calling, the tension heightens. And when Shaklin's thugs pay Quinn, and his town, a number of visits, the stakes are increased.
Redeemed (Book 3)
Time is running out for Quinn Reynolds. He must either put together an army to fight Tony Shaklin for his friends' release – or – perhaps he’ll have to give up and let them perish at his old friend’s hands. Taking a move that he sees as desperate, Quinn goes to the only man he knows that can raise a sizeable force quickly. Unfortunately, he’s turned away. Not accepting defeat he searches other options as trouble finds its way to Pimento. But other options don’t come easily. When a long-lost dreaded aunt shows up Quinn has to decide between the demands she’s brought or to keep going it on his own – and the second really isn’t an option. With a small “army” in hand, he makes his fateful ride to Shaklin Lane, the predetermined meeting spot. The odds are stacked against him…badly against him. Having brought Morgan and Charolette may turn out to be a bad decision. His worst ever perhaps. Who will live and who will die? Will he save Chloe and her daughter from Shaklin’s rotten clutches? Or will he lose the battle and his wife and friend as well? The conclusion of Redeemed – Book Three of The Indiana Apocalypse will have you on the edge of your seat tight to the very end. The very, very end.
Download Instructions:
Main:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/nwqm84x3g ... 1-3%5D.zip
Mirror:
https://www93.zippyshare.com/v/Yo8oQ8Kc/file.html