Authors: Bobby Adair
Black Rust (28 page)
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Slow Burn series, Books 1-9 (Complete)
A best-selling post-apocalyptic adventure series.
The Last Survivors series, Books 1-6 (1-5 complete as of June 2016)
A futuristic post-apocalyptic tale with a Game of Thrones medieval feel. Collaboration with author T.W. Piperbrook.
Ebola K trilogy, Books 1-3 (Complete)
Another best-seller. What happens when a pandemic takes over the world? An American college student finds himself in Uganda and in the midst of a sinister terrorist plot to weaponize Ebola.
Dusty’s Diary: One Angry Man’s Post-Apocalyptic Story
A short-story read by Bobby that he used to blow off steam after the seriousness of writing Ebola K. A little raunchy and rough around the edges, Dusty finds himself stuck in a bunker after the zombie apocalypse.
Text copyright © 2016, Bobby L. Adair & Beezle Media, LLC
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This book is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to actual persons, places, or events is purely coincidental.
