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American Exodus: a Post-Apocalyptic Journey (Catalyst Book 3)

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Set in the bestselling Catalyst series, American Exodus is a side-story of one man’s desperate journey to get home in a post-apocalyptic world.Steven Porter had a mostly charmed life, one that most people would envy, that is, until it all vanished. He was far from home on the day his world changed forever. How far does the devastation reach – the whole country, the world? Millions of people are fleeing the cities trying to find safety. Steve finds himself as one of those lost souls wandering the highways. Each step forward is fraught with peril. What will he find if he even makes it back home?\To survive the dangerous journey he must battle hunger, thirst and the relentless attacks by others as well as brutal response by our government that raises more questions than answers. What’s left of his world? Normal is a fading memory, survival is all that matters. His challenge is simple, adapt or die.This gritty stand- alone “Get Home” journey offers an intimate view of one man’s harrowing mission to return to his family. If you are looking for an addictive, exciting read—this is it. Read more

Publisher ‏ : ‎ Red Leaf Press (December 23, 2017)


Publication date ‏ : ‎ December 23, 2017


Language ‏ : ‎ English


File size ‏ : ‎ 825 KB


Simultaneous device usage ‏ : ‎ Unlimited


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Great characters and well done plot. What is the next book? This will addict you into all night reading! Yeah!!!
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2025 by Kindle Customer
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I have never read books written by JK Franks before now...never even heard of the books or the author. Because self sufficiency and survival prep are part of my family's daily life, I use social media to learn about those subjects. That being said, a post about this book series came across my FB feed. I am also, even more so, an avid book reader. The post really intrigued me, so I bought the first book in the series. I was completely hooked w/in the first chapter and I ordered the other three books in the Catalyst series. Although, the books are works of fiction, they really really make a person think about how great of a detrimental impact a world wide EMP or CME or nuclear bombing or even an intentional lethal pandemic would have on society. The story and its characters are very real. The author has done his homework and bases the mass majority his story on actual government reports and studies. When reading the story and remembering that bit of information, the implications of how very real this could become for us should scare the hell out of you realizing exactly how much power the world owners have over governments and the global population. For me, the books not only provide a riveting story, they also provide some invaluable golden nuggets about what is needed to not only survive a catastrophic event, but plan and work hard, really hard, for the future in a world where the human species becomes 95% extinct due to intentional genocide. Buy the books now. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2024 by Denise C.
    • Am Exodus
Great read if this is your cup of tea. I certainly enjoyed it. I’m off to download the next book in the series.
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2025 by Chris Williams
    • A learning experience
I have read many books in this genre and enjoyed most, however, American Exodus: a Post-Apocalyptic Journey tops them all. It's another 'trying to get home' story with believable characters and storyline. It is well crafted and told by one of the characters, Steve, an owner of Ford dealerships in the south. He is well to do, lives in an exclusive neighborhood, and can have anything he wants. When a solar flare reaches Earth, it kills everything electrical / electronic - no cars, radios, TV, computers...everything Steve depended on for survival. Now, at a convention several hundred miles away, he learns that he is not prepared to survive in this Apocalypse but will give anything to get back home to his wife and autistic son. Odds are extrememly high that he'll never make it. During the first day after the event, Steve meets with a sole survivor in the hotel and joins him in the bar for drinks. Steve shares a few and learns from the old Australian man what might have happened. He also gives Steve some sound advice that saves him during the initial part of his journey. He's got several hundred miles to cover in reaching home and meets various types of people on the way; and soon partners up with another man and preteen orphan boy who agree to help him get home. The man claims to have worked for the government but he is extremely smart and has strong survival skills. Along the way, both Steve and the boy learn from this person and readers can see them both grow during this journey. A side story also takes place in the government and a successor is named the new president of the U.S. However, she must abide by a script that others have presented to her or... Roving bands of armed people are out scavaging and killing innocent people to take what they have. Armed soldiers, mercenaries, were also herding civilians from their homes and into special camps for their own safety; they're promised that the government will take care of them, but why do many believe they're like Nazi concentration camps? The new presidents' cabinet also inform her that Europe and Asia are almost fully engulfed with a virus that doesn't have a cure. And some military groups refuse to acknowledge the new president and go rogue. Was all this planned? American Exodus can be a stand alone novel - I didn't read any of the other books in the series and felt comfortable in reading this one. The ending does leave it ripe for another installment, but I was satisfied with it as it was. If another continuation comes out in the future, I will surely go out of my way to read it. The author has an excellent flare for bringing readers into the story...and many are sure to learn from it as I did. Highly recommended! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2018 by John
    • A different story within the Catalyst series
This one did not really follow the normal characters but I'm guessing eventually ties them in together. Still an entertaining read and different look at the events of the series through different eyes.
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The Catalyst Series is outstanding.
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I preferred the first two books with lots of strategy and action but really liked the ending of this story. On to the next book 4 to see what mess these two get into next. If you like stories very similar to this try Burning Bridges. EMP survival in New York City.
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2025 by Russ the Reader
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Very good read. I’m usually not much of a reader but couldn’t put down until I had read all 4 books in the series
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2025 by Judy litchfield

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