Family Reunion: When the Apocalyse happens only one thing matters, Family - Debryan, P. Mark
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Ryan Brant stepped off his plane in Seattle expecting a week of fun-a time to catch up with family members, relax, and maybe partake in a beer or two. The last thing on his mind was the end of the world and having to defend himself from the savage by-products of a CDC-issued vaccine. With his wife and grown children on the other side of the country and no viable means to get to them, Ryan bands with his brother and niece. Together, they set out to locate family members who were en route to the reunion when the world collapsed. As they journey together, Ryan finds strength and hope to survive.…mehr

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Ryan Brant stepped off his plane in Seattle expecting a week of fun-a time to catch up with family members, relax, and maybe partake in a beer or two. The last thing on his mind was the end of the world and having to defend himself from the savage by-products of a CDC-issued vaccine. With his wife and grown children on the other side of the country and no viable means to get to them, Ryan bands with his brother and niece. Together, they set out to locate family members who were en route to the reunion when the world collapsed. As they journey together, Ryan finds strength and hope to survive. But will it be enough to help his large extended family regroup? Most importantly, will he live long enough to return to his wife and children, and what will he find when he does?
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Mark has always been a bit of a vagabond. Born in Washington, raised in California he joined the Coast Guard after high school. His first assignment after boot camp was as the driver for the admiral of PACAREA in San Francisco. After a short stay working at a LORAN station, he went for a cruise on a 378¿ cutter in the Bering Sea, then onto aviation where he was a crewman of both fixed-wing and rotary aircraft in Texas. After four years in the Coast Guard, he worked security, first guarding MX nuclear missiles, then at a nuclear power plant in California. Eventually he went to college in Wisconsin, only to drop out after meeting his future wife. He went on to finish college at 36 and own a Miracle Ear franchise. He went into publishing for a short time before becoming an information systems specialist. He currently splits his time between West (by God) Virginia and Surfside Beach, SC.