Redemption

Dark Road, Book 11

Honest enemies are better than false friends.

Ben, Joel, and Ed find themselves in the belly of the beast. During a heroic mission to find Emma’s much needed medicine, the trio, and Max, Ed’s highly trained canine companion, are captured and questioned. Ben learns a difficult lesson. Sometimes, the person you’d take a bullet for is standing behind the trigger.

They must find a way to escape, rescue Max if he’s still alive, and get the medicine back to Emma. The only thing standing in their way is a blood thirsty gang of lawless extremists.

The Patriot Hooligans have plagued Ben and the others since crossing the state line, leaving gruesome examples of the gang’s blood lust in their wake. Ben did what he could to avoid the gang and continue on to their home in Colorado, but circumstances dictated otherwise.

Ben, his son Joel, and Ed must now face their biggest adversary yet, while at the same time struggling to come to terms with some hard truths about the post-apocalyptic world they live in, and the people they trusted.

©2021 Bruno Miller (P)2022 Bruno Miller

Story is great!

Story is great! A little redundant and long winded, but full of action and excitement!!
My only complaint is the narrator - Sir! If I hear you call it an RZR one more time I'm going to scream. Yes, that's it's name, but people call it a "Razor"!!!!

Great distopian thrill

Active story and complex characters. Worth a read - see if it's for you or not.

Amazing series!

This whole series is a f-ing rollercoaster! You're happy things are working out, then you're stressing and praying that the dogs are ok. Author does a great job describing everything. Love it and I'm going to be furious if any of the dogs die.

Love this series!

I really like how the characters are developed in this series. The story and its depiction of family, friends and loyalty overcoming adversity is inspiring.

overall a good story again but

Overall a good story, but there's too much repetitive political/ social commentary that seems more like the author venting than the actual character.

Stuff like, the downfall of society is government welfare and that's why people are killing each other during disaster.
The first few times set the characters outlook, but it got repetitive.
Yeah...I get the hero thinks society would be better as a libertarian utopia and not liberal socialism. That was clear and in line with the character. After the first 3 times, it seemed out of place about it.
I was asking myself when can we get back to the actual story?