The dead lands / Benjamin Percy.

By: Percy, Benjamin [author.]Material type: TextTextPublisher: London : Hodder & Stoughton, 2015Copyright date: ©2015Description: 403 pages ; 24 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781444770032; 9781444770049; 9781444770063Subject(s): Epidemics -- Fiction | Armies -- Fiction | Viruses -- Fiction | Regression (Civilization) -- Fiction | End of the world -- FictionGenre/Form: Science fiction. | Dystopias. DDC classification: 813.6 Summary: Like Stephen King's The Stand before it, The dead lands is an incredible novel set across the sprawling landscape of a nightmarish post-apocalyptic American West. The world we know is gone, destroyed by a virus that wiped out nearly every human on the planet. Some few survivors built walled cities, fortresses to keep themselves safe from those the virus didn't kill -- but did change. Sanctuary. A citadel in the heart of the former United States of America. Hundreds of miles in every direction beyond its walls lies nothing but death and devastation. Everyone who lives in the safety Sanctuary provides knows that. Until the day a stranger appears. He speaks of a green and fertile land far to the west, a land of promise and plenty, safe from the ruin the virus has wreaked. He has come to lead the survivors away from Sanctuary, to the promise of a new life without walls. But those who follow him will discover that not everything he says is true.
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Like Stephen King's The Stand before it, The dead lands is an incredible novel set across the sprawling landscape of a nightmarish post-apocalyptic American West. The world we know is gone, destroyed by a virus that wiped out nearly every human on the planet. Some few survivors built walled cities, fortresses to keep themselves safe from those the virus didn't kill -- but did change. Sanctuary. A citadel in the heart of the former United States of America. Hundreds of miles in every direction beyond its walls lies nothing but death and devastation. Everyone who lives in the safety Sanctuary provides knows that. Until the day a stranger appears. He speaks of a green and fertile land far to the west, a land of promise and plenty, safe from the ruin the virus has wreaked. He has come to lead the survivors away from Sanctuary, to the promise of a new life without walls. But those who follow him will discover that not everything he says is true.

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