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by Rod Little (Author)
At the end of the world - it's the start of something new, with puzzling and terrifying origins.
A green fog descends over every major city in the world, and the populations disappear one by one. By nightfall, every living soul in every metropolis is gone. Earth grinds to a halt. Only a few stragglers are alive in the rural countryside. When Sam and his brother return from a mountain camping trip, they find only empty city streets. Alone, they look for any survivors to give them answers. The next day, lizards the size of Komodo dragons flood the city and attack the remaining humans. When these creatures are confronted by giant spiders, the two species fight each other for the remaining food supply.... with the humans caught in the middle.- A teenage boy with electric powers - stemming from his DNA.
- His brother with a strong iron will.
- A college student who can understand and communicate with animals.
- A scientist with a secret.
- And a band of psychopaths with an agenda of their own.
Defending each other from the evils of men and creatures alike, the last humans must race to unravel the mystery of the empty cities, the swarming creatures, and the disappearance of humankind. Invasion sparked a mystery, then a nightmare... and finally courage to take back our planet! "A fast-paced sci-fi thrill ride..." -Top2040 SciFi
"Earthweeds is a fun read that moves quickly and rarely takes a breather." - Amazing Stories Magazine Earthweeds is Book 1 in the Sons of Neptune saga
Author Biography
Rod Little has written for two dozen science fiction, fantasy, and horror magazines over the past two decades. He has also written two novellas for the Wayward Pines series and The 100 series, and five novels, including his own series: Sons of Neptune, including Earthweeds, Revenge of the Spiders, and The Last Starbase. Born in East Peoria, Illinois, Rod later moved to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and worked as a translator. In 1994 he opened a sci-fi gaming store called Starbase One, which he kept open for 11 years, until 2005. A year later he moved to Thailand to begin writing again. Rod travels often around the world, especially Asia, but prefers intergalactic travel. He is partial to the Carina Nebula, where he still has friends of an alien nature.
