Book Review: The Red Cliffs of Zerhoun by Matt Bracken

By Dean Weingarten

By Dean Weingarten

Arizona -(Ammoland.com)- Matt Bracken continues to please. I have read all of Matt’s books, and consider him a friend, even though we have never met in person.

The Red Cliffs of Zerhoun is a distopic novel of the near future. There have been no significant technological advances. The world’s economy has crashed, with large parts of the world torn by local wars. Electricity in most areas is either missing, or highly localized.

The action takes place near the coasts of Ireland, mainland Europe, and Africa, if we consider “near” to be within a couple of hundred miles.

Matt knows his weapons, and how they are used. He knows sailing and boats, and shows a real understanding of interactions in the black market. While I do not share Matt’s life experiences, I have been overseas. I have been in some mildly exotic and interesting circumstances, off the beaten track. I know a bit about shooting, hunting, military culture, and defensive tactics.

This is the best book from Matt Bracken to this point. His technical details are correct. That is important for anyone who is willing to set aside …Read the Rest

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