The Repose of Fools

A Post-Apoc/Disaster Thriller (End of Seasons, Book 3)

By: Mike Kraus, Aiden Cross

Narrated by: Mike Kraus

After a crippling loss, Steven's group continue toward home as the US government becomes more desperate in their attempts to manage the mounting crisis. At home in Virginia, meanwhile, danger rears its head on two fronts, forcing everyone to make decisions that could doom them all in Book 3 of End of Seasons.

From 4-million-copy bestselling author Mike Kraus comes an explosive new thriller series: End of Seasons.

Across the country, a genetically engineered fungus has escaped its laboratory confines and now grows at an unstoppable, impossible pace, consuming everything in its path and releasing spores so deadly that even a single breath can kill.

In the rugged Colorado Rockies, three generations—grandfather Charlie, father Steven and grandson Jack—are on their yearly camping trip when they receive a mysterious text message from home warning of the catastrophe. With communications down and half of the country standing between them and home, every mile becomes a battle for survival and a race to get home before the world is swallowed by the mysterious new threat.

Meanwhile, at their family farm in Virginia, Stacey Winters, her daughter Grace, her mother Caroline, and her sister-in-law Lindsey struggle to prepare for the nightmare sweeping toward them. As society unravels, they must protect their home and somehow fortify against an enemy that cannot be explained, reasoned with or stopped.

With each passing hour, the fungal threat grows farther, faster, and deadlier.

There are no second chances.

There is only survival... or extinction.

Developed by Mike Kraus and written by Mike Kraus and Aiden Cross, End of Seasons is a 6-book thriller series that is guaranteed to leave you sleepless as you listen "a minute longer" well into the night.

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love it but be careful of repeating descriptions

writer sometimes OVER describes the details of a subject. describing at once and then having a bit of dialogue and then redescribing it again in extensive detail. It's not necessary to keep extensively describing it. If I chair, it's the poor clouds.Or when they are in the parking lot described beforehand and after

the brave family,they can always kick butt.

I'm a little freaked out I'm not seeing a 4th book,shows the 5th book is next.