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    The Journey of St. Laurent
    The Journey of St. Laurent
    The Journey of St. Laurent
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    The Journey of St. Laurent

    By Bryce Beattie

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    ER nurse Corbin St. Laurent has had a bad couple of weeks. His hometown was overrun by zombies and then bombed to the ground. Now he finds out aliens are not only real, but hostile. To make matters worse, the government's only response is to tell everyone to calm down. With Washington strangely reluctant to fight back, Corbin searches for a weapon that could give the people cause to rise up - the same zombie virus that destroyed Oasis.

    "The Journey of St. Laurent" is a pulp action adventure sequel to Bryce Beattie's debut novel Oasis. If you like zombies, aliens, fiery redheads, loud mouth radio hosts or non-stop action, you'll probably like this book.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBryce Beattie
    Release dateNov 23, 2013
    ISBN9781310135415
    The Journey of St. Laurent
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    Bryce Beattie

    My name is Bryce Beattie, and I'm addicted to pulp. I got into it many years ago, and I just can't break free. When I was a kid, some careless adult left a tape with several episodes of "The Shadow" radio show lying around. After I listened to that, I was hooked. Pretty soon, audio just wasn't enough and I moved on to to the paperback stuff. At first it was just detective fiction, then I started reading old Conan stories and yarns about John Carter of Mars. Now I'm pretty hopeless. I tried to quit once, but soon afterward put on a lot of weight, so I started back up. Now, I'm so deep into pulp fiction that I write my own.

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