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Apocalypse Online 4

By: Robyn Wideman, Conor Malachi
Narrated by: Pavi Proczko
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The war continues.

Brad, Jake, and Sam continue to survive and thrive in the new world. But just as they start to establish themselves, a new threat arrives. One that even the collective fears. Throwing the balance into chaos once more. But with their growing powers and alliances, humanity isn't out of the game yet.

Apocalypse Online is a LitRPG/gamelit post-apocalypse fantasy series filled with action, adventure, aliens, and snarky AIs.

If you are a fan of System Apocalypse, Defiance of the Fall, or the Sun Shadow series, you'll love Apocalypse Online!

©2022 Robyn Wideman and Conor Malachi (P)2022 Mountaindale Press Adventure Fiction First Contact Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction LitRPG
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this is a awesome apocalypse story this is a must have the series is good if you listen so far you like it too can't wait for the next one!

come on Brad

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First, I found the book hard to find since it was not linked to the previous three books. I called technical support and it is fixed now. So hopefully, more listeners will get to enjoy the story. The story is ok, a bit predictable and still feels young adult or for a teenager. It still provided entertainment while I worked around the house and played a video game. So for me it was worth a credit.

Pretty much more of the same.

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