Warrior: The Moondark Saga, Books 1-3

From award-winning author Don McQuinn comes Warrior, an epic adventure fantasy set in a post-apocalyptic future!

In the grand landscape of the Pacific Northwest, two great kingdoms battle to rule the inlet sea. Gan Moondark is expected to one day rule the Dog People, but war and prophesy have a different fate in store for him.

The balance of power in the region is about to shift when a centuries old cryogenic crèche awakens. It brings to life military leaders from a long forgotten war, with weapons and technology unlike anything this world has ever seen.

Will these strangers help Gan Moondark start a new era of peace and prosperity? Or will they drive the three kingdoms further into brutality and war?

Read Warrior Today

Warrior is the first book in The Moondark Saga, available digitally for the first time since it's original publication. The series is available in it's original three book set, Warrior, Wander and Witch, or broken up into nine serial novels.

Included in Warrior are:

Escape To Challenge (The Moondark Saga Book 1)

Warrior's Gamble (The Moondark Saga Book 2)

*Who Dares Define Victory
 (The Moondark Saga Book 3) *

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From Publishers Weekly

Disgraced in the eyes of his own tribe, the Dog People, Gan Moondark journeys across what used to be the Pacific Northwest in this post-apocalyptic sci-fi thriller. Gan forms many alliances as he rises to power over the peoples of the region. He links up with the Rose Priestess Sylah, a war healer; Tate, a soldier from the past time of the "giants" who must keep her origin a secret; and Clas, who becomes Gan's ever-dependable friend and fighting instructor. Together they battle evil in all its forms, ultimately challenging the sadistic King Altanar. McQuinn ( Targets ), a retired major in the Marine Corps, graphically informs his epic with a solid understanding of military tactics. And he includes much that could lift the tale out of the company of Conan the Barbarian , such as a dose of feminism and conflicting allegiances to church, state and personal interests. But these elements are secondary to the well-worn story of a male hero fulfilling a violent destiny of conquest. "Like the stars above, he had his course." And, for the most part, it's one we've seen before.

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From Library Journal

Long after the nuclear winter, humanity survives on the American continent much as the original Native Americans did, and tribes such as the Dog People struggle to maintain their identity in the face of an emerging Empire bent on conquest. The author of Targets (Tor, 1983) has skillfully crafted a novel of sf adventure featuring strong male and female characters. For large sf collections.

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