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FALSE DAWN

Chelsea Quinn Yarbro


On this brutal and wasted world the only law is survival -- at any cost.

Years of neglect and man-made disasters had taken their toll on the Earth's delicate ecological balance. In an effort to help mankind survive the winter that was sure to come, scientists introduced viral mutations into the population. Unfortunately, the rate of mutation couldn't be controlled ... and neither could the types.

But not all the mutations are monsters, and not all the monsters are genetic freaks. Anarchy reigns as armed packs of outlaws called Pirates roam the countryside, pillaging settlements and slaughtering those the earth has spared.

Thea had eluded the packs for years by trusting no one. Not even the ex-Pirate Evan, to whom she finds herself drawn. But as these two desperate people travel together, they learn there is more to life than mere survival. There is acceptance and trust ... and possible even love.

False Dawn is a compelling novel of hope in a world gone mad.


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*****Excellent Book to curl up with
I read this book over 20 years ago. I still have the orginial hardcover book. Thea and Evan search for a place of haven,a safe harbor in a world gone wrong. The adventures are excellent and you really find yourself being drawn into their search and hoping they find a place to belong. I really wish another had been written to tell how they ended up.

unicornwv from Charleston, West Virginia
(off Amazon.com, January 24, 2000)

*****One of my favorite stories of all time!
The story pulled me right inside and I was there next to Thea and Evan. Sometimes brutal, but that is probably what it would be like under such circumstances. I would hope to be as brave. I first read it 20 years ago. I've still got the original copy from then, and I don't save very many books!

Julie A Aitken from California
(from Amazon.com, November 17, 1999)

ISBN 1-930235-10-0
$17.95 U.S.

6" x 9" trade paperback
228 pages
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