DeathlandsBook 47
Deathlands 47: Gaia's Demise

Deathlands 47: Gaia's Demise

Oct 1, 2004 · James Axler · Directed by Richard Rohan · Deathlands #47 · at GraphicAudio

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Two centuries after the nukecaust, consolidation of power is the goal for those who would rule the slowly emerging new America. Ryan Cawdor has spent his lifetime roaming the Deathlands, seeking out the secrets of pre-dark Technology. But so have others who are now the future's greatest threat. For a sinister cadre has dared to seize power...and damn Deathlands to a new kind of hell. Ryan's quest to destroy a secret plot to unite the East Coast Baronies under one totalitarian rule brings his intrepid band of survivors to Tennessee. The conspiracy thread leads back to the spectre of the Anthill and a super weapon from pre-dark days. As radio waves manipulating the environment and the human brain doom psi-sensitive Krysty, Ryan challenges baron Silas Jamaisvous to a daring showdown for America's survival. (The Baronies Trilogy - 2 of 3)
violencedeathRomance not assessedInferred themessurvivalpowerobsessionrebellionconspiracy
A desperate fight for freedom in a post-apocalyptic world against a sinister plot.
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Colleen DelanyNanette SavardRichard RohanTerence AselfordThomas Penny

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Directed by Richard Rohan

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DystopianGhosts & HauntingsSurvivalFantasyPost-ApocalypticThriller

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