S. A. Hoag - Author
The Wildblood Trilogy One

The Wildblood Books 1 - 3

The Wildblood Trilogy One

A Post-Apocalyptic Action Adventure

World War Last pushed humanity to the brink of extinction. In the space of ten hours, civilization was gone.

Cut off from the chaos of a pandemic mutated by nuclear war, a group of survivors gathered in a secluded mountain valley. Those that lived through the winter founded The Vista.

But this isn't about the survivors, it's about the first generation after. Twenty years later, children of The Vista have become guardians of their secluded valley. A dark secret, that a few of them are different, something of urban legend, draws them together to protect their home. Venturing out into the world will be more dangerous than anything they’ve faced.

Failure is not an option.

Loyalty has a price. So does revenge. Someone has to pay.

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This box set includes the revised editions of The Vista, Renegades, and Bloodlines.

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Reader Reviews

"First time reading this genre and a longer story than my recent reads. Having said that, I'm hooked."

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"I love a good story with an interesting plot that sucks you in. And most importantly, characters you feel invested in and care about. That's what I really love about this series."

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"This is dystopian fiction at its best."

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"This is a very complex, large cast, high drama. Life and death situations occur in rapid succession. The story hops between the various units, all dealing with different problems. Betrayals abound."

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"As a fan of post-apocalyptic fiction, I was curious to see what new ground this story would cover. Not disappointed! The post-nuclear world is a bit different from the stories Generation X was told."

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"The series just get better with each book and make you want to reread to see if you missed anything."

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"There are only a few books that make me want to immediately re-read the second I finish reading. This is one of those books."

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