Name: Bastard of The Apocalypse 1: The Earth Died Screaming 2 of 2
Author: Chuck Rogers

Synopsis

Ex-trailer trash. Ex-res. Dishonorably discharged ex-Force Recon Marine and MP. Ex-con. Ex-biker. Ex-FBI informant. Ex-wrestler. It’s a lot of x’s to have by your name. It can give you a bad attitude, and it is not a good resume for most walks of American life. But it’s not a bad career track at all for a fixer in Los Angeles, and if the name of the new job is surviving the end of the world? Put it this way. Staying alive in the post-apocalypse can be a real bitch. Sometimes it takes a real bastard. My name is Benjamin Allen Frame. Last night the Earth died screaming. Today is Day One...

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A gritty anti-hero navigates the brutal, screaming aftermath of the world's end.

“Ex-trailer trash.”

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