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Prisoners of War
A Science Fiction Novel by Rick Partlow & Drew Avera
Book 2 of the Broken Arrow Mercenary Force Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Military SF,
- Post-Apocalyptic
This book is for you if you're into...
- Clone identity crises tangled with old betrayals
- Merc squads scraping by in post-war ruins
- Missions where rescuing a friend uncovers world-shaking secrets
Nathan Stout is a prisoner of the past...but not his own past. Captured by a man who was once the closest friend of Nate's Prime, the man from whom he was cloned decades ago, Nate is alive because Robert Franklin needs something from him, something he can use to topple governments and take control of a world gone mad. Once he has it, Nate may be expendable.
Meanwhile, Broken Arrow Mercenary Force is in tatters, two of its warriors KIA and Nate a prisoner. Roach and Mule are left huddling in their last safe haven, alone, confused and afraid. But they're BAMF and they don't give up.
Searching among the dregs of society in the ruins of post-war Virginia, they find an old soldier turned mercenary who may be able to help them find Nate...and fine out why he was taken. The mysteries they solve won't just find their friend, they'll shine a spotlight on a decades-old betrayal that has left not just Nate but their whole world as...Prisoners of War.
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