ENDANGERED: An End-time Political Novel

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Kindle Edition Verified Purchase. For readers that enjoy exciting involved plots and a personal connection with characters, End Time is a must read.

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I noticed this is Mr. Greene's first novel and am in shock. His ability to create emotional attachments between reader and character is amazing. I found myself laughing at Mauser loved the 'bedazzled jeans' comment , I felt pain when Gwen removes her stiletto heels and begins to run from the undead on sharp rocks and broken glass, I felt pity when beloved characters I don't want to give it away are faced with the inevitable after being bitten, and immense exhilaration when safety finally is reached If you are looking for a book that you will NOT want to put down, this is the one.

Looking forward to Volume 2. I found his description of the embassy in Kinshasa of particular interest. Greene employs great imagery. Marines are not soldiers. They are Marines and take umbrage at being called soldiers.

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Just as we would not call a sailor a soldier or an airman a soldier, we should not call a Marine a soldier. I look forward to reading the other books in this series. Agent Steele is not your typical action novel or post-apocalyptic hero. I think that is the reason that I absolutely devoured if you'll excuse the pun this book.

I'm no stranger to books that take place after some major catastrophe wipes out our normal existence.

However, End Time though in the same genre was completely different. What I really like about Agent Steele was that he wasn't perfect.

In fact, I found myself questioning his decisions from time to time. Typically, in these stories, you have a good guy who is the idealized bad-ass who fires a machine gun with one hand while holding onto the damsel in distress all - while firing off cheesy one liners. No doubt Steele is a bad-ass, but he is shown to be a man with flaws, fears, and reservations that make him so much more human than his action-star counterparts from other novels. Additionally, the damsel in End Time seems like she could probably take care of her self!

I really liked that she wasn't the type of character to just bury her head in Steele's chest and cry the whole time. She grabs a gun and kicks ass right along side him! Though Steele clearly has more training than the normal person, we get to peak into his mind a lot throughout the book.

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In these moments I felt I could relate to him completely. It was as if I were in his shoes having to deal with the problems he found himself facing. Not many stories can do that! The author, instead of having the reader just be a passive observer to the story, brings you along so that you feel like you are a part of the narrative.

Zombie stories are familiar to us all, but End Time takes the time to start slow and show how bit by bit our civilization would crumble. Instead of rushing to the Hordes of Undead part, the author takes us from the start where its just another sad news story you skim past to where the gov't begins to shut down. I look forward to reading part two in this trilogy and seeing where the story goes. Overall, I would highly recommend this book. The dialog flows easily and the characters are genuine. There were times where, before I knew it, I had consumed another pun! I know you'll enjoy it.

I really enjoyed the book End Time. I agree with those that stated agent Steel seemed like a real person, he wasn't perfect and made some extremely difficult decisions. He is not a survivalist per se but he appears to be ex-military and has a job that requires extreme dedication and willingness to lay down your life. Orphaned ten-year-old Mu's drudgery-filled life changes forever when he meets a talking chameleon and the pair embark on an adventurous quest in the everchanging landscape of Africa.

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When Ashley travels from her remote Arctic community to New York City to perform with her Dream Drummer group at Carnegie Hall, they meet a former environmentalist who is determined to endanger the Earth. One in a series of eco mysteries by the author, who also wrote the My Side of the Mountain trilogy. Twelve-year-old Maggie receives European fire bugs for her birthday, but when they fail to metamorphose and grow grossly large and explode instead, she uses scientific reasoning to determine the cause of their strange death. After Spinner Shafter catches a cutthroat trout in the Snake River, she and her cousin Alligator search the nearby mountains to determine where the endangered fish came from and how it survived.

Miles O'Malley, a boy with a fascination for the sea, copes with the trials of growing up, his infatuation with the girl next door, bickering parents, and his fear that his life and his beloved Puget Sound are slipping away. Seventeen-year-old Jason and his girlfriend Kris spearhead a movement to save a wilderness area from being replaced by a mall. While a group of people camps near a road construction site in hopes of saving a hill that some believe holds a terrible secret, a large predator begins roaming the area.

Set in a futuristic Manhattan after a catastrophic flood called the Wash Out, sixteen-year-old Ren must race against a conspiracy to find freshwater springs and a cure for the deadly disease that has stricken her sister and many others in the Ward. Winner of the Green Earth Book Award.

Finalist for the National Book Award. On a field trip to the Nature Center, Three J leads his second-grade classmates on a mission to pick up as much trash as posssible after they find a bird caught in a discarded lunch bag. A Rookie Reader book. The discovery of dead birds in a national forest leads the four teenaged members of Misfits, Inc. When vandals trash McPhearson Park, Amy leads the way as she, Morgan, Carlie, Emily, and Chelsea, the newest club member, make it their project to save the spot from being turned into a parking lot and restore it to a place of beauty and fun.

After the eruption of the Yellowstone supervolcano destroys his city and its surroundings, fifteen-year-old Alex must journey from Cedar Falls, Iowa, to Illinois to find his parents and sister, trying to survive in a transformed landscape and a new society in which all the old rules of living have vanished.

More than six months after the eruption of the Yellowstone supervolcano, Alex and Darla retrace their steps to Iowa hoping to find Alex's parents and bring them to the tenuous safety of Illinois, but the journey is ever more perilous as the remaining communities fight to the death for food and power. Nearly a year after the eruption of the Yellowstone supervolcano, survival has become harder than ever and Alex and Darla must risk everything to try to create a community that can withstand the ongoing disaster.

Sixteen-year-old Lynn will do anything to protect her valuable water source, but the arrival of new neighbors forces her to reconsider her attitudes.

Eighteen-year-old Piper lives with her controlling mother amid a Global Heating Crisis, but when she gets her first taste of freedom she discovers a universe of gods and monsters where her true identity, kept secret from her birth, could make all the difference in the world. After Danni and her mother move in with her mother's alcoholic boyfriend, Danni wrestles with her own identity when she finds herself with a crush on her soon-to-be stepbrother, a hardcore environmentalist.

Rowe's break out novel, Forbidden Cargo, Circle Tide, throws together two unlikely heroes: Noah, an environmentalist and a fugitive suspected in a high-profile murder, and Rika Grant, a mind-enhanced Dee Jay. Together they must track down a Senator's assassin, save themselves from prosecution and prevent the planet from an eco-catastrophe. After the Snow by S. Fifteen-year-old Willo Blake, born after the snows that ushered in a new ice age, encounters outlaws, halfmen, and an abandoned girl as he journeys in search of his family, who mysteriously disappeared from the freezing mountain that was their home.

Sixteen-year-old Laura just wants to pass her classes, play with her band and maybe catch the eye of cute neighbor Ravi. This gritty eco-thriller, made up of Laura's diary entries throughout the year , features a nicely developed sense of place, complex and believable characters and an all-too-plausible near-future scenario, as Britons make do, pull together and triumph over adversity. Alina, Quinn, and Bea, now outlaws and outcasts, make their way to the last enclave of the Resistance but once there, they discover they can count on no one but each other and may, in fact, have to betray those they considered allies.

In a barren land, a shimmering glass dome houses the survivors of the Switch, the period when oxygen levels plunged and the green world withered. A state lottery meant a lucky few won safety, while the rest suffocated in the thin air. And now Alina, Quinn, and Bea--an unlikely trio, each with their own agendas, their own longings and fears--walk straight into the heart of danger.

With two days' worth of oxygen in their tanks, they leave the dome. What will happen on the third day? In a near future in which the diminishing oil supply has led to mass rioting, sixteen-year-old Faye is sent to an educational facility for "delinquents and crazies," where she is tormented by strange visions of a being sent to destroy the earth in order to save it. Eleven-year-old Zach leads the efforts of his San Diego community in trying to stop a company from developing the local canyon that he loves.

Ten-year-old Tommy Williams and his dog, Nept, love to explore the lush woodlands they call home. The forest is their wonderland, filled with amazing animals and fantastic nooks and crannies and things to see. Usually, it is a peaceful place, but lately, something seems to be amiss.

Odd lights and weird noises have been waking them up at night, and the animals have been behaving strangely, clearly upset about something. A case that would decide whether Mattiece can gain access to the land is expected to be heard before the Court. The two slain justices had a history of environmentalism , causing Darby to surmise that Mattiece orchestrated their murders to remove the Court's two most radical environmentalists and to make sure their replacements would be appointed by the current President , a hardline reactionary.

Grantham agrees to help Darby prove her suspicion is correct. Denton Voyles to temporarily stop working on the brief, and asks the more trusted CIA Director Bob Gminski to conduct the investigation instead. They also send an agent to Mattiece to find out whether the brief is true, but Mattiece, who became practically insane in the past years, has the agent killed.

Darby and Grantham manage to track down Curtis Morgan, a. They manage to contact his widow, leading them to discover Morgan's written and videotaped testimony. Morgan reveals that, some time before the assassinations, he accidentally looked at an internal correspondence and realized that some of his co-workers were involved in the murders. Afraid that he himself might be killed, Morgan decided to record his testimony.

With this evidence, Grantham and Darby approach the Post' s chief editor. Voyles appears at the newsroom and reveals that he has a tape recording of the conversation with the President ordering him to stop working on the brief, and that the CIA was investigating Mattiece and killed Khamel to save Darby's life. He also arranges a plane for Darby to disappear. The story prominently appears in the Post , over the objections of the President and his staff.

One of the implicated lawyers commits suicide. The President is expected to lose his bid for re-election. Darby settles on an island in the Caribbean and is joined by Grantham, who agrees to stay for at least a month.

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