In the mid-21st century, the worlds energy and food resources rapidly declined. Ninety percent of humanity died. An historian named Ahmad Riley left the only remaining records of those years. This cryptic collection of interviews documents the last gasp of a once-great civilization.
This sweeping, prophetic work takes the reader to a nightmarish future world: an eerily empty Los Angeles, a space station at the fringes of the galaxy, a secret underground city, a Mexican expat beach town, and the snowbound northern city that is the corporate nerve center of the empire.
In Dark Mountain the reader sees the decadent last years of America through the eyes of those who lived it. We meet a drug-addled congressional aide on the run from the Company; a young Angeleno addicted to the System; office rats serving the corporation that owns them; the space freaks who escaped earth while they could; and the survivors of the collapse, scrounging in the wreckage of America.
In a steel-and-lead-encased bunker 20 feet below the basement level of his house, a soldier waits for his final orders. On the surface, a plague ravages the planet, infecting over 90% of the populace. The bacterium burrows through the brain, destroying all signs of humanity and leaving behind little more than base, prehistoric instincts. The infected turn into hyper-aggressive predators, with an insatiable desire to kill and feed. Some day soon, the soldier will have to open the hatch to his bunker, and step out into this new wasteland, to complete his mission: SUBVENIRE REFECTUS.
TO RESCUE AND REBUILD.
Nothing has gone according to plan.
To Captain Lee Harden, Project Hometown feels like a distant dream and the completion of his mission seems unattainable.
Wounded and weaponless, he has stumbled upon a group of survivors that seems willing to help. But a tragedy in the group causes a deep rift to come to light and forces him into action. In the chaos of the world outside, Lee is pursued by a new threat: someone who will stop at nothing to get what he has.
THE POST APOCALYPTIC SERIAL THRILLER BEGINS
On October 15 at 2:15 a.m. everyone on Earth vanished.
Well, almost everyone.
A scattered few woke alone in a world where there are no rules other than survival... at any cost.
A journalist wanders the horrible reality of an empty New York in search of his wife and son.
A serial killer must hunt in a land where prey is now an endangered species.
A mother shields her young daughter from danger, though every breath fills her with terror.
A bullied teen is thrilled to find everyone gone. Until the knock at the door.
A fugitive survives a fiery plane crash. Will he be redeemed, or return to what he's best at: the kill?
An eight year old boy sets out on a journey to find his missing family. What he finds will change him forever.
And there's a few people who aren't surprised that this happened at all. In fact, they've been dreaming about this day for years.
These survivors aren't alone...
Someone or something is watching them.
And waiting...
Strangers unite.
Sides are chosen.
Will humanity survive what it never saw coming?
The only certainty is that Yesterday's Gone.
You've never read anything like Yesterday's Gone - the epic, groundbreaking, thrilling new series. Look for a new 100 page episode each month.
WARNING: This is a post-apocalyptic horror book where bad people do evil things, and as such, this series features disturbing scenes and foul language. While it is all within the context of the story, some readers may find this content offensive.
Episode 2 picks up right after Episode 1's cliffhanger and doesn't stop running until the last page.
The survivors continue to piece together the puzzle of what happened and face horrifying new realities when they realize they're not alone.
Journalist Brent Foster, along with a member of the mysterious 215 Society, searches for his wife and child in a haunting, barren New York landscape. And something is watching.
Serial killer Boricio Wolfe meets his match when he realizes he isn't the only hunter.
Mary Olson and her daughter come face to face with the unimaginable as they attempt to seek safety at an Army base.
Bullied teen Charlie Wilkens cares for an injured young woman who warns of an imminent danger.
Fugitive Edward Keenan finds himself the reluctant protector of a pregnant teen who is about to find out that Ed is hiding a rather dark past.
Eight year old Luca finds out that he's not alone on his journey. Someone has been waiting for him.
You've never read anything like Yesterday's Gone - the groundbreaking new serialized thriller. Look for a new 100 page episode every three weeks.
The Days and Months We Were First Born
In the summer of 2068, New Yorker Martin Jacob had a sweet life ahead of him. He had recently graduated from NYU. He spent most of his time with his artist girlfriend, who had a wonderful apartment in Harlem. And in September, he was to begin his career as a History teacher for a private school in Connecticut. An easy life was laid out before him. Then a man-made virus came along, and it turned his world upside down.
Martin wakes to find a disheveled President addressing the nation. His girlfriend is driven mad with grief, right before his very eyes. His parents call to inform him that they are going to die. And he steps outside to find Martial Law on the streets.
"The Days and Months We Were First Born- The Unraveling" is book one of Martin's epic tale of survival. At times funny, at times heartbreaking, and at times action packed, this book will take the reader on an unforgettable journey.
In the aftermath of a devastating EMP event, an unprepared suburban Texas school teacher battles his way across a thousand miles of post-apocalyptic terrain to rescue his wife and son stranded in Tennessee.
Marc Sortel is a recently unemployed school teacher living in a suburb of Dallas, Texas. His wife and son have flown to Tennessee for an extended summer vacation with family while Marc stays home trying to short sell his double mortgaged house. Like most modern American males, he's utterly dependent upon the widely available conveniences of a technological culture. What he never realized is that a silicon based society fueled by the free flow of electricity can be transformed into a medieval landscape in a flash.
Life expectancy in the pre-modern world was only 30 years of age.
Marc is about to find out why.
Shutdown A story of economic collapse and hope
Yes, you already know from the title that the whole American experiment will be murdered. But that doesn't stop you from wanting to see the murder weapon, learn the effect on the survivors and most of all, find out who dunnit. Shut Down lets you get up close and see the bloodstains on the pavement. And it also shows how a maddeningly complex financial system makes global industrial civilization more immediately vulnerable than such threats as climate change, terrorism, or even peak oil and peak everything.
You too might get nightmares after reading Shut Down. But, if they inspire you to start prepping your family for an emergency of any kind or to start working with your neighbors to start making your community resilient enough to deal with a more uncertain future along the lines of the Transition Movement, or both, then the bad dreams will be for a very good cause.
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