Battlefield Z

Fans of massive post apocalyptic adventures are going to enjoy this massive collection of over 24 novels set in the world of Battlefield Z. A Dad hunts for his children in a zombie filled wasteland where the dead walking aren't the worst thing to survive. He leads a ragtag group of survivors across the scarred landscape, searching for a place where he can keep everyone safe from the monsters left behind. Stay up all night swiping with this collection of the Battlefield Z series and a dozen more stories set in the Z world.

Would you become worse than the monsters to keep your kids safe? The world is over. All that's left are desperate survivors and roving zombies. And bad men who will steal, kill, do anything to stay alive. One Dad makes a cross country trek hunting for his lost kids. How far will a once ordinary man go to protect the ones he loves? Find out in this action packed page turner in the series fans stay up all night swiping. Join the survivors today.

They kidnapped his kids. And now he'll make them pay. He found his two oldest, but when he went to take them to a safe space with the rest of the Survivors, they were gone. With tracks leading to the edge of Kentucky, and an old Army Fort. A place with maps for refugee camps and intel he could use in his hunt. But bad people are doing bad things and he just wants to skirt by. Except they started something. Now, he's got a mission. Save his kids and salt the earth. The bluegrass country will run red by the time he's done. Fans of action packed survival series are enjoying Dad and his get it done at any cost way of staying alive to keep his kids safe. Grab your copy of book six in the series today.

What would you do to keep your kids safe? A desperate Dad hunts for his children in a zombie filled wasteland. He knows time is against him and so are the odds. Can he become the kind of man to beat the monsters and survive in a world where zombies aren't the worst thing left? Join Dad and the ragtag group of survivors he assembles on a cross country trek in this eighteen book series that will keep you up all night swiping.

How far would you go to keep your children safe? One Dad leads a ragtag group of survivors across a zombie filled wasteland in search of his missing children and one place he can keep them all safe. How will they stay alive in a world where zombies aren't the worst thing to survive? Find out in book one of the 24 book series that will keep you up all night swiping.

How far would you go to keep your kids safe? What would you do? A father hunts for his lost children in a zombie filled wasteland after an apoclypse leaves a world where the dead aren't the worst thing to survive. Can he lead a rag tag group of survivors to safety and find his children? Find out in book one of this 18 book action packed series that will have you up all night to find out what happens next.

They stole his ship. He's about to get it back.

In the latest issue of Indian Defense Review, Lt General Bajwa positions the fundamental necessities of India’s armed forces to the new government to ensure territorial integrity and national peace. Major General Mrinal Suman highlights the shortcomings in current FDI and discusses the bold steps needed to attract foreign investments in defence. Furthermore, Mr Claude Arpi interviews Air Chief Marshal Denis Mercier, French Air Force Chief of Staff, on the joint exercises “Garuda V” and on why “Rafale is the best fighter plane in the world.” Whereas rest of the sections focus on the latest requirements to modernize the DEFENCE equipment in Navy, Army, and Air Force. Brigadier Deepak Sinha argues for further employment of Special Forces in conflict areas dues to nuclearization of the sub-continent. Air Chief Marshal PV Naik, proposes employment of armed forces against Naxals as one solution to quickly diffuse the situation. There is an interesting debate shaping on geopolitical and military shortcomings to deal with China. Claude Arpi argues for a geopolitical resolution, while Dr Anil Singh proposes investments in Navy infrastructure. Capt AK Sachdev analyzes the faults in indigenous Chinese helicopters and implication on Sino-Indian conflict in case the US relents over the arms embargo.