Dakota Run

Endworld, Book 5

By: David L Robbins

Narrated by: Damon Abdallah

Postnuclear America was a slagheap littered with the charred debris of the holocaust. Only a few survivors remained - some dedicated to rebuilding civilization, most determined to drive humanity deeper into the abyss. Blade, an Alpha Triad Warrior, was a knife fighter with a razor-sharp temper. He had sworn to protect The Home from all invaders - but this time he had to slaughter the innocent to save the guilty.

Geronimo was a full-blooded Indian Warrior with a half-baked idea. He headed for the Dead Zone to get his head together. But instead of peace, he found his head was in serious danger of being severed from his neck.

The Legion were savage nomadic horsemen who swept down out of the hills like swarming locusts, devouring, defiling, and destroying everything in their path. There was no way out for Geronimo - unless he sacrificed his honor and violated the sacred law of his people....

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Endworld Dakota Run

Another awesome listen from the Endworld series I enjoyed it can't wait for the next.

Another great adventure

I enjoy the characters and the fascinating imagination of the post apocalyptic world the author creates

Wedding Bells

The story was well written. I enjoy escaping to the worlds created and falling in love with all the characters.

More endworld please!

Would you consider the audio edition of Dakota Run to be better than the print version?

Oh yes, most definitely!

What other book might you compare Dakota Run to and why?

There is no comparison...other than to other endworld books...this series is unique unto itself.

Which character – as performed by Damon Abdallah – was your favorite?

As always a three way tie with the warriors of alpha triad.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

And you thought YOU had a bad day.....

Any additional comments?

As I've stated over and over, I love endworld and I await the release of the whole series on audible and ebook editions....keep them coming!

Yet another great one

As late 80s books go, this series is amazing. It's like a guilty indulgence. And this one does not fail to perform.