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Knox's irregulars

by J. Wesley Bush

Earliest known edition
2011
Selected edition
unknown
Pages in this edition
267
English editions
3 ↗
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2011 · [CreateSpace] · eng

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"Randal Knox never wanted to be a leader. But as the firstborn son of the Prime Minister, he seemed fated to a life in politics. Fleeing his family's plans, Randal enlists with the armored infantry, thinking he'll be safe on the snowy border with neighboring Abkhenazia. When followers of the Prophet take control of Abkhenazia, his haven turns to hell. A vast army of zealots invades New Geneva, routing its tiny defense force and sending the remnants fleeing for their lives. Randal is forced to take charge of a small band of survivors, sheltering them in the mountain city of Providence. With Providence under the iron rule of Colonel Gregor Tsepashin, Randal faces a choice. Will he hide safely in catacombs beneath the city, or embrace his calling? The militia cells are scattered. His only allies are a turncoat Abkhenazi, a mad Belorussian immigrant, a beautiful but green medic, and a handful of armored infantry. It will take all he has to lead his people to freedom."--Page 4 of cover.

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Knox's irregularsSelectedJ. Wesley Bush2011unknown267Open Library ↗
Knox's Irregulars2014unknown—Open Library ↗
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Imaginary revolutionsFictionImaginary wars and battlesFiction, science fiction, military