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Phoenix Weather War - Phoenix Apocalypse Series, #2

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  • Paru le : 07/05/2022
Russia's weather weapon causes global economic collapse 300 years from now. But the Midwest Alliance (MWA) economy thrives through their secret weather... > Lire la suite
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Russia's weather weapon causes global economic collapse 300 years from now. But the Midwest Alliance (MWA) economy thrives through their secret weather control system. When Washington takes control of state economies, the MWA wins the Second American Civil War. Thirty years later, Samuel Walker Harrison and Andrew Davis Edwards fight a Russian invasion. Moscow will add MWA's weather machines to the Russian network to achieve world-wide control.
But this strengthens the Phoenix Empire's transportation beam and advances their invasion schedule. Phoenix rebels align with the MWA, hoping to overthrow the Phoenix Empire and prevent the invasion. But the Phoenix invasion fleet launches. ETA is eight minutes. Buy now to discover what happens.

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Biographie de Ernest Nichols

Ernest C. Nichols is the author of the Phoenix Apocalypse Series. He has a BS in Management for Technical Careers, Southern Ilinois University, Carbondale, and an MA from Liberty University, Lynchburg, Virginia. He brings 20 years of United States Air Force experience and 18 years of high-tech, clean-room engineering to this science fiction adventure/thriller epic. His family traveled the world during his military career until settling in Idaho.
They enjoy using their astronomy telescope for neighborhood star parties.

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