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New Releases:
Author Calvin B. Fisher’s post-apocalyptic thriller
The Northfield Saga: Apocalypse Bounty
Now Available From Headline Books
“A Fantastic and Impressive Work” – Christopher Garcia, Journey Planet
Apocalypse Bounty, the 1st book in Author Calvin B. Fisher’s post-apocalyptic Northfield Saga series now available from publisher Headline Books. The 2nd book in the series is due in the 2nd half of 2022.
Apocalypse Bounty is an action-packed page-turner following the life of Mark Northfield, operating as a lone mercenary employed by a shadowy organization. His only comfort is the memory of his dead wife, and he lives by two final promises to her: never let go of life, and never let the world turn him into someone worse than the man she married. When a vengeful adversary blackmails Northfield into an assassination mission, his hope of keeping both vows shatters. If he refuses to complete the mission, he faces execution. He must either accept his death or corrupt himself. More lies in his decision than the state of his soul. Unknown to him, his target holds the key to saving the world.”
“Headline Books has been a great fit for The Northfield Saga, and I’m excited to introduce the characters and world to new readers and have them plunge into the apocalypse” says Fisher.
For review copies or interviews with Calvin Fisher contact Allen Media Strategies by emailing Ryan Levey at ryan@allenmediastrategies.c
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