Trapped in the Ashes
In the Ashes of Nuclear Devastation, a Small Army of Super-Warriors Keeps the Bold Dream of Freedom Alive!
William Johnstone
| ISBN: | 9780821726266 |
| Publisher: | Kensington Pub Corp (Mm) |
| Published: | 1 April, 1989 |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Editions: |
2 other editions
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Part of Ashes (Series)
- Alone In The Ashes
- Ambush In The Ashes
- Anarchy In The Ashes
- Battle In The Ashes
- Blood In The Ashes
- Chaos In The Ashes
- Crisis in the ashes
- Danger In The Ashes
- Danger in the Ashes
- Death In The Ashes
- Death in the Ashes
- Destiny in the Ashes
- Destiny in the ashes
- Enemy In The Ashes
- Escape from the ashes
- Fire In The Ashes
- Flames From The Ashes
- Fury In The Ashes
- Hatred in the Ashes
- Judgment in the Ashes
- Judgment in the Ashes
- Slaughter In The Ashes
- Slaughter in the Ashes
- Smoke From The Ashes
- Standoff In The Ashes
- Survival In The Ashes
- Terror In The Ashes
- Trapped in the Ashes
- Treason In The Ashes
- Triumph In The Ashes
- Tyranny in the ashes
- Valor In The Ashes
- Valor in the Ashes
- Valor in the Ashes: 1
- Vengeance In The Ashes
- Warriors from the ashes
- Wind In The Ashes
- Wind in the Ashes
Trapped in the Ashes
In the Ashes of Nuclear Devastation, a Small Army of Super-Warriors Keeps the Bold Dream of Freedom Alive!
William Johnstone
Trapped in the smoking rubble of what was once New York City, Ben Raines and his ragged band of followers must face the combined might of the terrorist Khasmin, the cannabalistic Night People and the evil forces of Sister Velora to save America's last hope of freedom.
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