Extensis Vitae: The Shattered Land

Name: Extensis Vitae: The Shattered Land
Rating: 4.263736248016357 (91 reviews)

Gregory Mattix

Sep 2013 · Extensis Vitae Book 2 · Gregory Mattix

4.3

91 reviews

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Time is running out for Michael Reznik as he searches for a way to deactivate his body's kill switch before his time literally expires. Reznik makes his way to the surface with the mysterious Rin as his guide and discovers a post-apocalyptic wasteland that is brutal and unforgiving, a land totally foreign to the country he knew.

Gangs of vicious marauders and slavers, nefarious corporations, and mysterious creatures preying on people in the night will challenge Reznik every step of his journey. His potential allies are far outnumbered by the growing number of enemies standing in his way. As Reznik struggles to survive in this new world, Rin searches for her own redemption, to make up for past failures. Will Reznik be able to find his solution with the clock ticking down?

Extensis Vitae: The Shattered Land is the second volume in the gritty, action-packed Extensis Vitae series.

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Ratings and reviews

4.3

91 reviews

Mateusz Kowalewski

March 31, 2020

I thought I will give this series a chance. Unfortunately, this one is not getting any better from the previous part. Surely, the authors knows better than call outlaw hundred times, but the story is kind of poorly written. When you read it, something is constantly missing, to make it a good story. Perhaps, because it is hard to believe in any of the characters. Morover, there is a line between science fiction and fantasy, and a guy who got shot in the chest, was driven by a van, took swimming with crashed legs, drown and miraculously came back to live is surely crossing that line.

5 people found this review helpful

Shaun Dennett (Indydwa)

August 10, 2015

I like the book good plot well written. Entertaining. As all good books should be. Well worth the price.

1 person found this review helpful

Eddie Alleman

June 22, 2015

Love these books so far.

5 people found this review helpful

About the author

Gregory Mattix grew up in the blazing heat of the Arizona desert. He obtained a degree in Business Administration at the University of Arizona, served in the military, and lived overseas for a time. He currently lives in Colorado with his wife and works his day job in the sprawling government machine that aims to keep America safe. He daydreams that one day he can quit the day job and write full time. He is the author of the Extensis Vitae and Nexus of the Planes series.

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