The Fall of the Third Temple

Arisen: Operators, Book 1

De: Michael Stephen Fuchs

Narrado por: R.C. Bray

A girl traumatized by the murder of her tribe.

A battle-worn woman who became the perfect machine for survival and the deadliest special operator on Earth.

Now, with the entire world collapsing around her and safety–and Alpha Team–10,000 miles away…

Strap in for the opening salvo of the ARISEN: Operators epic—the biggest and most explosive ARISEN adventure yet and the untold story of the pipe-hitting operators of the Unified Special Operations Command during the first two years of the Zulu Alpha. To have any chance of reaching safety in Fortress Britain, Master Sergeant Yaël Sion must first escape the collapsing gravity well of Israel as it's devoured from within by merciless jihadi fighters, striking in the chaos of rampaging hordes of infected civilians, all in a global pandemic spiraling out of control. She must then cross a million square miles of open water, surviving one lethal trial after another, embracing and sacrificing allies, all while keeping herself mobile, supplied, and clinging to life. She will also have to confront and defeat her own demons, learning that solitude is not the only path to survival and other people are not always a lethal threat… if she is to find a reason for staying alive at all.

The Fall of the Third Temple

THE END STARTS HERE

ARISEN

Hope Never Dies

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©2023 Michael Stephen Fuchs (P)2024 Podium Audio

Great book with a different perspective of the ZA.

This is definitely a grade A worthy arisen book. It’s about a flawed operator struggling with moral dilemmas of leaving people/and team behind to survive in the ZA. Just doesn’t feel the same without having a team of operators for me. I personally prefer the team action. I really do like the great insight of the moral dilemma throughout the book. It’s a different perspective of a female operator who is choosing to survive instead of loyalty to the unit. Which is probably something that happened with a lot of unit operators across the ZA. Outstanding military tactics and insight, which is pretty standard for the series. I’ll be interested to see the future of this series. But overall, another great book.

Book One

Brings joy to my soul that this is just the beginning of a new storyline in this fallen world. Solid story.

Arisen Operators.

Like the way Alpha team & fortress Britain was tied in there at the end!

Jewish badassery!

The best zombie apocalypse series ever. Throw in a Jewish badass female commando, hell yeah. As per usual, RC Bray rocked it.

Timely toic to say the least

The struggle between right and right, just F—- Yes right. Can’t wait for book 2 and more RC.