Taking it Back

· White Flag of the Dead 2. grāmata · Tantor Media Inc · Ierunātājs: Graham Halstead
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Around every corner, they are waiting. In every dark alley, they are lurking. Behind every door, they are hiding. For each survivor of the Upheaval, every day brings the same grim reality: the dead are coming. For every community that managed to survive, for every band that came together, questions nag their minds. Are they alone? Are they the last ones left? Does humanity die with them?


As the dead roam the abandoned highways and walk among the ruins of the living, one group will make a stand to halt the tide and take it back.

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Joseph Talluto is the author of the White Flag of the Dead series, which includes the novels White Flag of the Dead, Taking It Back, America the Dead, and United States of the Dead. An avid reader, he has worked as an educator and administrator.

Graham Halstead is a professionally trained actor and voice artist, born and raised in Virginia and now living and working in Brooklyn, New York City. His voice is youthful, easy-flowing, and flexible, and lends itself to many different types of storytelling. He can be heard on TV and radio voicing spots for Airborne and Allegra.

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Vairāk no: Joseph Talluto