Extinction Lost

The Extinction Cycle - Book 6.5

Extinction Lost

By Nicholas Sansbury Smith
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“Extinction Lost” is a short story that should be read after book 6, Extinction Aftermath. NOTE: This story was originally published in SNAFU: Black Ops.

The war continues …

Two days after the events of Extinction Aftermath, European Unified Command calls on Team Ghost for a top secret mission. The residents of a small Inuit fishing village in Greenland have gone missing and reports of Variants unaffected by Kryptonite have surfaced.

Fatigued, injured, and unaware of the events back in the United States, Master Sergeant Joe Fitzpatrick leads Team Ghost into the remote and alien winter landscape to determine the fate of the missing villagers. But as the operation unfolds they discover a harrowing revelation that could impact the world war against the Variants, and the future of the human race.

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  1. Odin
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    Interesting follow up to the 6 previous Extinction books.

    As narrated by the always surprising Bronson Pinchot, Extinction Lost is a short story that follows a series of 6 Extinction books that depicts an apocalyptic story and seems to never end (comment meant in a good way). This book finds Ghost Team pulled from their European tour of duty against the monstrous Variants to rush to Greenland to prevent a new threat of bio weaponry that is hidden in a once-secret Nazi compound. As a short story that precedes the final full length book in the series, this one is no less a heart thumper than any of the other 6 books before. Smith is at the top of his game and one can only hope he’ll get contracted to write another equally enthralling series of books. Bravo!

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