Children of Apis

by John Raposa

FBT review:

Welcome to the thrilling world of Children of Apis! In this Science Fiction adventure, author John Raposa takes you on an unforgettable journey into a post-apocalyptic United States. Set in the summer of 2085, tensions rise as survivors navigate a world ravaged by explosive eruptions, where alliances hold the key to their survival. Territories Clash, the second book in the Children of Apis series, seamlessly blends elements of the post-apocalyptic and dystopian genres. With its fast-paced action and gripping storyline, this indie title is sure to captivate readers of all ages. If you're seeking an exhilarating read that will leave you on the edge of your seat, look no further than Children of Apis by John Raposa. Get your copy today and join the fight for humanity's future.

Publisher Description:

Sometimes, when the temperature heats up, blood boils over. It is the summer of 2085 and Cowan’s group is trying to enjoy some much-needed rest in the rebel settlement, following their harrowing escape from the Northeast Territory. Their respite may be short-lived since conflict has a way of finding you when you leave a trail of blood and destruction in your wake. Elsewhere, in the United States, territories are still healing from the eruption which nearly wiped out the entire population. Select few were kept alive, in the secret underground facilities, to repopulate the country. The survivors are finding that life on the surface can be deadly when neighboring territories meet. As the territories attempt to distinguish between friend and foe, the formation of alliances holds the key to survival. Will the pockets of civilization band together, or will border wars bring the United States to the brink of extinction? Territories Clash is the second book in the Children of Apis series. The book's goal is to create a unique blend of the post-apocalyptic and dystopian genres. Hopefully, readers of all ages will enjoy the fast-paced action and follow the survivors on their journey through the Children of Apis series.