Australia wasn’t as badly hit as Europe, but it was bad enough. Tasmania made out all right as well as New Zealand’s South Island. Seems that most of Europe is gone except for England, some of the northern reaches of the Scandinavian countries, and parts of Greece, Sicily, and Italy. It is Stirling, and he introducing a third “group” while providing us with information on how the EMP hit somewhere other than Oregon. Stirling and b) the second book in the Emberverse. I must confess to checking the front cover and Goodreads to make sure I was reading a) S.M.

It describes the various parties’ progress and alliances and introduces a new set of characters and starts out most unexpectedly in England. What the Protector’s War does is set us up. It’s been nine years since the EMP hit the world and took out all technological advances. This story’s locations encompass England and Oregon. Second in the Emberverse science fiction dystopian series and revolving around three bands of good guys: the Bearkillers, the Mackenzies, and the English contingent.

Other books by this author which I have reviewed include A Taint in the Blood, Council of Shadows, Shadows of Falling Night, Dangerous Women, Dies the Fire, A Meeting at Corvallis, The Sunrise Lands, The Scourge of God, The Sword of the Lady, The High King of Montival, The Change: Tales of Downfall and Rebirth

It is part of the Emberverse #2 series and is a science fiction, apocalyptic in Paperback edition that was published by ROC on Septemand has 496 pages. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review. I received this book for free from the library in exchange for an honest review.

The Protector's War by S.M. Stirling