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    A New Day in America

    By Theo Black Gangi

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    It’s been a year since the blast devoured New York City.

    An airborne disease has wiped out millions.

    High caliber weapons and gasmasks are a necessity.

    Memories are an extravagance.

    Former Special Forces operator Nostradamus Greene lost his wife and teenaged sons. Now he struggles to keep his young daughter safe, waging war against desperate scavengers, rabid for any food they can find or steal. With only so much to go around, Nos and Naomi fight and scrap to survive the biological Armageddon. Each day brings new danger to their reinforced door. But when Nos hesitates in killing a pair of raiding brothers, Naomi is attacked and exposed to the virus.

    Nos’ new mission goes beyond mere survival. To save his daughter, he’ll have to find the cure that saves the world.


    Praise for A New Day in America:

    “Theo Gangi’s A New Day in America grabs hold and won’t let go. A brilliant and heartbreaking white-knuckle ride.” — Adam Mansbach, author of Go the Fuck to Sleep

    "An apocalyptic novel with Victor LaValle’s wry grittiness combined with the rapid-fire writing style of a hard-boiled crime novelist." — Electric Literature
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFull Fathom Five Digital
    Release dateJan 21, 2015
    ISBN9781633700307
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