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    Central Outbreak Response: Genesis
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    Central Outbreak Response: Genesis

    By RJ Kennett

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    Max Newsome wanted to forget his violent wartime past. He wanted to get a degree, maybe fall in love, start a family and live out his days in peace.

    Then the dead rose.

    Through a horrific classroom siege and into the devastated city beyond, Max struggles to build a new family from the rubble of shattered lives around him. When they team up with the emergency team from a mysterious organization called Central Outbreak Response, they believe they are safe, and on the difficult path to recovery.

    But the dead keep secrets that threaten to destroy everything Max holds dear.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRJ Kennett
    Release dateOct 2, 2014
    ISBN9780989985017
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    Central Outbreak Response: Genesis
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    RJ Kennett

    RJ Kennett is originally from Houston, Texas. He has lived in Virginia, Oklahoma and Colorado at varying times, but is currently back in his home state of Texas. He is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma in Norman.In previous lives, he has been a political consultant, a one-man marketing department and a web programmer. He is presently slaving away in retail while writing, with dreams of writing full-time.

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