Desert Strike
Sundown Apocalypse, Book 4
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Desert Strike
Narrated by:
Geoffrey Boyes
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Narrated by:
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Geoffrey Boyes
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Leo Nix
About this listen
After winning the command of the Alice Springs military force, Sundown's commando is in a position to pose a real threat to the Revelationist terrorists.
What was supposed to be a holiday patrol to the hot springs on the Diamantina plains turns into a nightmare for the commando, and only heroic sacrifices can save them. A startling development with the secret Pine Gap facility may prove to be a boon or a curse for their group, and for Sundown himself.
Desert Strike is the fourth novel in Leo Nix's Sundown Apocalypse series: hard-fitting, fast-paced adventure in the harsh Australian Outback. This is a stand-alone novel, and can be enjoyed even if you haven't listened to other books in the series.
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