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Ride it Out (Nuclear Survival: Northern Exposure Book 3)

Author Harley Tate
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Author(s) Harley Tate
ISBN / ASIN B07RVDRMCM
Sales Rank #12,170
Marketplace United States
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After the unthinkable, how far would you go to find your family?

Midge and Danny survived a plane crash and a nuclear explosion, but they can’t rest until Midge finds her mother. With nothing to go on except a description of her car and the route she traveled, it’s a dangerous mission that might be their last.

As panic sets in, every decision is life or death.

Heading closer and closer to the blast site, Midge and Danny’s deadliest obstacles become other survivors. When a chance reunion with old friends turns into a dangerous ambush, Midge draws on her new-found survival skills to escape. Not everyone is so lucky.

Hard choices will be made and lives lost.

With the Canadian border growing more and more crowded, their chances of crossing are slim. If they don’t head that way soon, the promised safe haven will be off-limits. Can Midge and Danny survive long enough to make it? Or will Midge’s quest to find her mother be their undoing?

The attack is only the beginning.

Ride it Out is book three in Nuclear Survival: Northern Exposure, a post-apocalyptic thriller series following ordinary people struggling to survive after a nuclear attack on the Unites States plunges the nation into chaos.
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