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    Fall of the Seven Cities: The Seven Cities Saga, #2

    By Jay Brenham

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    Perfect for fans of The Remaining and 28 Days Later, this is the first story in an action-packed new series.

    Matt Hess has failed at almost everything: his real estate career is in shambles, his engagement is over and he’s in debt up to his eyeballs. But his past problems pale in comparison to what he’s about to face—an infection so deadly it takes out a hospital waiting room before his very eyes.

    Along with a patrol cop, a maternity ward nurse, and a newborn infant, Matt manages to escape the first wave of infected. But the disease spreads so rapidly that soon the entire city of Virginia Beach is overwhelmed. Now Matt and his companions must figure out who they can trust and fight their way out before they join the ranks of the infected horde.

    The Seven Cities Saga

    1. Survival in the Seven Cities

    2. Fall of the Seven Cities

    3. Exodus from the Seven Cities

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJay Brenham
    Release dateMay 20, 2016
    ISBN9781533799531
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