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Snipers
Paperback
Series: Zommunist Invasion, Book 2
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Dec 1 2020
Pages: 296
Weight: 0.83
Height: 0.67 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Northern California, 1985. Leo Cecchino won't rest until his people are safe. Leading the battle against the Soviet walking dead, he turns to his ex-girlfriend's chess master sister to calculate their next move. But with the commie invaders deliberately infecting American innocents, they're running out of time to stop the streets from flowing with rivers of blood.
With bullets flying and flesh-eating threats all around, Leo can't afford to be distracted by his growing feelings for his brilliant strategist. But when their plan to cut off a crucial supply line is derailed by unstoppable mutated predators, he'll have to step up to prevent the free world from falling to a blood-spattered gory fate.
Can Leo show the undead Reds that America is the land of the living and the home of the brave?
Snipers is the second book in the engrossing Zommunist Invasion zombie apocalypse series. If you like Eighties-style action, cunning heroes, and cutthroat military tactics, then you'll love Camille Picott's high-octane tale.
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