What would you do to survive the apocalypse?
What begins as a typical summer day ends in disaster when a massive solar flare strikes the Earth, burning out all electronic devices around the planet and plunging the world into darkness.
Mike, a determined father, fights to survive and find his daughter. Living in a Los Angeles neighborhood struggling to adapt to the brutal new reality, he becomes a reluctant leader, working with neighbors to secure food, water, and safety against the threats of martial law, rampant disease, and human greed. As he navigates a collapsing world filled with devastating loss, betrayal, and violence, Mike's journey is both physical and emotional. Driven by love and guilt, he builds alliances with survivors while clashing with ruthless authorities.
NOTE: This book is part of the Ravaged Skies Universe, a shared world with 15 apocalyptic authors. All books and series can be read as standalones, though observant readers may pick up on connections!
A virus has divided the world into two, Humans versus Carriers. The only chance for survival is to find The Colony. When Emma's phone rings in the early hours of the morning, she’s jolted awake by the voice of her husband, Ryan, calling from overseas. His words are urgent: a deadly virus is spreading, and she must find the colony—a safe haven in the north, that might be her only chance at survival. Then, the line goes dead, leaving Emma with nothing but fear and a vague direction to follow. Emma has always relied on herself, but as the dangers grow, she begins to realize that surviving alone may no longer be enough. In a world where the living are just as dangerous as the dead, Emma must decide who to trust, and what she’s willing to risk to find the colony.
Sirens…. Then it begins. When the fabric of society is torn apart by a deadly viral outbreak, Harmony and Dan find themselves in a terrifying race to find their loved ones and stay one step ahead of the infected. They're quickly absorbed in a world that has collapsed and surrounded by a deadly pathogen that doesn't discriminate. The only question that remains -- did the outbreak already seal their doom?
