Red Gear 9 by Matt Betts

Red Gear 9 by Matt Betts

A daring prison break at Alcatraz Island sets Reeves, a former Confederate spy, on a path that can either lead him to freedom or back into war. As he and his fellow escapees struggle to make their way in a frightening new world full of airships, truces, and hordes of living dead, he finds the Office of Military Operations doggedly pursuing them. Reeves manages to stay just ahead of his pursuers thanks to his training, determination, and blind luck.

Red Gear 9 picks up mere months after the events of the first book, Odd Men Out. The airship Polk is still flying and the OMO is still determined to keep the peace along the West Coast of the United States. Three of their best officers, Cyrus, Bethy, and Lucinda race to stop the convicts before the criminals either disappear into the vast reaches of the two Americas, or they decide to burn everything down.

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Series: Odd Man Out, Book 2
Publisher: Dog Star Books
Publication Year: 2021
ASIN: B08L79LYTC
About the Author
Matt Betts

Hi! I'm an Ohio native, and former radio personality.

I enjoy writing in a wide variety of genres, and love to mix them. My first novel, ODD MEN OUT, is steampunk/alternate history with a little horror thrown in for good measure. Indelible Ink is my crime story with a supernatural twist. Underwater Fistfight is a collection of scifi poetry inspired by old cartoons, scifi pulp and more nerdy stuff. I get to put a kaiju twist on the adventure genre in a Clive Cussler-inspired Giant robot vs giant monster book called The Shadow Beneath the Waves. Finally, I take a humorous twist on mythology, fairly tales and folk stories in my dark fantasy The Boogeyman's Intern.

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