Chance Nix

Death Valley (Die Die, #3) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

🔥This series is structured so that events unfold chronologically across the books, and is intended to be read in order. Death Valley is book 3 in the Die Die trilogy. 🔥

The wait is over. The explosive finale to the Die! Die! trilogy is here. Death Valley, the final book in the series, delivers a heart-pounding conclusion, that fits right into your cargo pocket for the ultimate portable mayhem. With paranoia at its peak, a brutal confrontation reveals the mission's horrifying purpose, forcing Sutherland and the Road Warriors into a desperate struggle to survive. In a world of high-tech warfare, Death Valley throws it back to the brutal basics. Prepare for a raw, visceral fight for survival where courage and grit are the ultimate weapons. This is old-school combat at its fiercest. Based on the real-life experiences of a GWOT veteran. The Die! Die! book series collection will put you at the tip of the spear on a Marine Corps convoy.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Chance Nix
• Erscheinungstermin: 28. Januar 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798230410140
• Artikelnr.: 73172445

Autorenporträt

Chance Nix was born and raised in Pleasant Grove, Dallas, Texas, before enlisting in the Marine Corps. With two tours of duty, which includes the Battle of Fallujah, Chance came away with a sense of pride, a Purple Heart, and a few stories to tell. In between his two tours in Iraq, he volunteered during Hurricane Katrina to aid in Louisiana.

After being injured in an IED explosion, Chance worked as an ambulance driver and EMT at a children's hospital.

Inspired by a long lineage of storytellers, Nix spent many nights in adolescence writing by flashlight. His passion for writing still continues today.