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For the first time, all THREE Madness books are offered in one heavily discounted title as The Final Outbreak. Get your copy today—over 800 pages of action—this huge discount won't last long!

Our End is Coming. It’s Closer Than You Think. And It’s Real.

The final outbreak starts with animals and moves swiftly to humans, turning the infected violent.

Cities fall as the outbreak spreads as far as the winds blow, leading to society’s end.

A lucky few may survive, but for how long in a world ravaged by an always present disease? Or is all hope lost?

This story is true, it just hasn’t happened… Yet.

Buy The Final Outbreak now to find out how it will start and get prepared!

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“packs a massive wallop from the first page of its prologue…” ~ Readers Favorite
“This tense and vivid novel excels at creating an atmosphere of claustrophobic dread.” ~ BookLife
“fast paced, well written and action packed... I loved the twist (at) the end.” ~ Brian's Book Blog

Rated R for Violence and Language.

Previously published as Madness (books 1 through 3), an Amazon #1 best-seller.

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"This tense and vivid novel excels at creating an atmosphere of claustrophobic dread." BookLife

"fresh, unique, and exhilarating... but must warn readers that once they've picked the book up, they'll be hard pressed to set it back down. I loved it. Really, really well done!" Readers Favorite

"This book is for those who enjoy an apocalyptic story with aspects of horror woven in. Immediately, we feel like we are placed in a story from the masterful Hitchcock; "The Birds." It has all the parts of a good tale while also sprinkling in pieces of humor along the way." Quella's Reviews

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For the first time, all THREE Madness books are offered in one heavily discounted title as The Final Outbreak. Get your copy today—over 800 pages of action—this huge discount won't last long!

Our End is Coming. It’s Closer Than You Think. And It’s Real.

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Format: Kindle Edition
File Size: 2305 KB
Print Length: 820 pages
Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited
Publisher: Toes in the Water Publishing, LLC (8 April 2019)
Sold by: Amazon Australia Services, Inc.
Language: English
ASIN: B07QDV4PHP
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Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #41,367 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)
- #302 in Dystopian Fiction
- #480 in Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction (Kindle Store)
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CloudyEmerald

Well researched and written

25 April 2019

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Great characters to follow through a very well written plot.
Horrible circumstances interspersed with some clever humour at times.
I think Horror not thriller would be a better description.
Looking forward to reading more from this talented author.

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aromaluver

Enjoyable reading

7 May 2019

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I loved how the story follows through from beginning to end with lots of action and thought provoking insights. Value for money.

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Jane C.

Couldn't finish

6 June 2019 - Published on Amazon.com

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I liked the premise - apocalyptic events occurring all over the world, with the story told from the perspective of characters on a cruise. But there was almost no info about what was happening in the world, because they had no internet or cell service. So this was closer to Speed 2 than The Stand. Really more of an action adventure story. The story unfolds slower than real time. At one point they are one hour away from an event and one hour later I was still reading mind-numbingly boring details about how people were moving through the ship. And I read very fast.

The author doesn’t have a good ear for dialogue, but that isn’t a fatal flaw in this genre. The main character is an author of end of the world books. Which would be a cute gimmick, except in the book the secondary characters act as though this is a real qualification. The crisis aligns with the plot of a book he wrote. Just by coincidence. Except there is no proof that what the main character wrote about is actually the precipitating cause of the crisis in the book. There are a few obvious attempts to be self-deprecating, but the self indulgence of the author/main character is really cringeworthy. He wife is an FBI agent who practically killed a colleague by being afraid of dogs. Why that was included, I have no idea. But by including it, but not really addressing her guilt (was there any?), makes them wife completely unlikeable.

It is apparent that the author doesn’t like fat people, which is fine, but then why set your book on a cruise? Cruises are for old, fat people. Don’t hold it against then when they go on one! Asians are referred to as Orientals. It isn’t done offensively, but it is odd.

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Mike Keller

The Rage Virus has gone viral! It began with birds, like a Hitchcock movie.

25 April 2019 - Published on Amazon.com

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The world has gone crazy, starting with the explosive eruptions of volcanoes around the 'Ring of Fire' and the haze of volcanic ash clouds blanketed the planet. Airline traffic was crippled as the powdery grit clogged engines. From the clouds of ash flew feathered fury. Nothing living escaped their wrath. Waves of mice and rats overwhelmed all in their path leaving blood and bones behind.

The explanation was found to be a parasite that is found in most mammals. This single celled amoeboid, named T-Gongii, infested the host brain, subtly rewiring parts for an unknown purpose and on known effect. . . until now. Thermophyllic bacteria from the volcanic clouds found a welcome home in the brains of warm-blooded mammals and merged with T-Gondii activating the rewired brains. Once activated, the host became able to identify anything not infected and became violently, ravenously, single- mindedly fixation on killing and consuming its prey.

The only safe place on earth may be the Regal European cruise ship, 'Intrepid', where Ted and T.J. Williams and the ship's officers and crew fought to keep the passengers alive and the ship afloat. Waves of red-eyed critters with murder on their minds wreaked havoc on the Intrepid and the latest wave of crazies were human!

This is a horror story in the tradition of Alfred Hitchcock and Rod Serling. The characters live and breath (for a while) in full Technicolor, brought to us from the mind of a master storyteller. The action is non-stop and insanely scary! Mindless rage and flesh-eating gluttonous appetites fuel the exciting prose. This is a must-read book, but choose where and when wisely! Read with a friend, or have a buddy standing by, but read it!

8 people found this helpful

BJ Gilbert

Great book

9 May 2019 - Published on Amazon.com

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The author did a wonderful job with this story. It was very engaging allowing the reader to visualize everything that was going on. Characters were very well developed. I enjoyed reading about the different reasons for the disease and became attached to the characters Ted and TJ. There were plenty of twist and turns to keep you engaged, as well as, sudden surprises. I do hope he does another book since I would like to know more about the daughter and etc.

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Zuri

The Unfinished Apocalypse

26 July 2019 - Published on Amazon.com

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The story starts out well enough. It was quite clever that an author of apocalyptic novels is also on the ship, with his wife. The plot was gripping enough in the first chapters, with the very peculiar virus outbreak ... but slowly, verrrry slowly, it unravels. There is already an excellent one star review which goes into more detail, so I'll just add a few sentences to this review. There is far too much detail, especially later in the tale, about the technical details of a passenger ship. I found myself skipping through the last chapters because I lost track of what was going on. And then, a fault of so many apocalyptic novels -- although the the ship's bridge manages somewhere along the line to get TV news, one never really learns of what is happening in the rest of the world. Yes, there is this virus which seems to spread all over, but as usual what we are told are limited to three volcanoes, some earthquakes, and virus outbreaks in the USA. What about the rest of the world? An imaginative (and researched) "TV coverage" of the rest of the world would have made everything so much more interesting. This apocalypse did not sound like one, not really ... I lost interest three-quarters of the way through. But of course some main characters survive against all odds. Disappointing and petering out at the end.

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