Age of the Dead 2. Moscow
Age of the Dead 2. Moscow
6.99 €
"Age of the Dead. Book 2: Moscow" is a post-apocalyptic military science fiction novel about Sergei Kramtsov, who, after a catastrophe in the capital, assembles a combat unit and marches toward a goal that will ultimately stop the epidemic.
Andrey Cruz's novel continues the "Age of the Dead" series and develops the story of a world where a leak of an experimental drug has transformed the dead into aggressive infected.
Here, the focus is not only on the dangers of monsters, but also on the everyday logic of survival: where to get weapons, how to navigate the ruined city, whom to trust, and how to keep the group together.
The book relies heavily on details: real routes, preparation of sorties, defenses, transportation, and combat tactics.
Therefore, the novel feels less like an abstract story about the end of the world, and more like a tightly composed survival scenario in a familiar urban space.
After escaping captured Moscow, Kramtsov bases himself at the Flame training center and assembles a squad of reliable fighters. Together, they launch raids into the capital to secure weapons, supplies, and equipment. These operations are necessary for more than just immediate survival. The group has a larger objective: to reach the Gorky 16 facility, where scientists can create a vaccine based on the virus's source code. As the story unfolds, it weaves together combat episodes, road stress, and a constant calculation of risks. The book focuses not only on encounters with the infected but also on conflicts with people, who become no less dangerous in a devastated society.
Andrey Cruz's novel continues the "Age of the Dead" series and develops the story of a world where a leak of an experimental drug has transformed the dead into aggressive infected.
Here, the focus is not only on the dangers of monsters, but also on the everyday logic of survival: where to get weapons, how to navigate the ruined city, whom to trust, and how to keep the group together.
The book relies heavily on details: real routes, preparation of sorties, defenses, transportation, and combat tactics.
Therefore, the novel feels less like an abstract story about the end of the world, and more like a tightly composed survival scenario in a familiar urban space.
After escaping captured Moscow, Kramtsov bases himself at the Flame training center and assembles a squad of reliable fighters. Together, they launch raids into the capital to secure weapons, supplies, and equipment. These operations are necessary for more than just immediate survival. The group has a larger objective: to reach the Gorky 16 facility, where scientists can create a vaccine based on the virus's source code. As the story unfolds, it weaves together combat episodes, road stress, and a constant calculation of risks. The book focuses not only on encounters with the infected but also on conflicts with people, who become no less dangerous in a devastated society.
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