Desolate place

Author: Barry England
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Publish Date: 2001-04-01
Features: Something happened, something no one knew. Day turned into night, and countless living beings suffered. A few survivors fled to the "New Capital," while government forces were clearing out those brutal bandits. The bandits burned, killed, looted, raped women, and committed all kinds of atrocities. Beyond the "New Capital," there was another place inhabited by people—it was John Savage's "Safe Haven," impregnable. Savage had once been a soldier, and no one knew survival in harsh conditions better than he did. They yearned for freedom, and his experiences and actions would haunt him forever. Half a killer, half a savior, Savage had become a celebrated hero among the survivors. Although the land was already a wasteland, its leader could not tolerate Savage's presence—someone like Savage could either be recruited or completely destroyed. But they underestimated Savage. They underestimated the power of women, and the power of children. This is a novel with a twisting plot and a unique style. It is Barry England's masterpiece after his return to the literary world.