Nuclear Survival

The Armstrong family flees the Washington, D.C. area when they receive news of an impending nuclear strike - can they survive? [Pub. note - this book was previously published on Kindle Vella with the same title]

Paul is enjoying a nice spring morning at his favorite National Park, when suddenly, a blinding flash soars through the sky. The flash is followed by a prolonged crackling sound. Peering through his binoculars, he can see a mushroom cloud, one-thousand meters away. He finds himself running away from the blast, and eventually, reaches shelter from the fallout . . . But that's only the beginning. The aftermath throws him into a reality in which he feels unprepared to embrace. As the nuclear warfare continues, his city becomes a serious risk. He must find a way to safety. But in a collapsed ...

After surviving a nuclear blast, Andrew and Jennifer board one of the submarines that are taking the remaining civilians to a safe location. But the warfare is just beginning.

After 1991, international organizations from the Red Cross to Greenpeace sought to help the victims, yet found themselves stymied by post-Soviet political circumstances they did not understand. International diplomats and scientists allied to the nuclear industry evaded or denied the fact of a wide-scale public health disaster caused by radiation exposure. Efforts to spin the story about Chernobyl were largely successful; the official death toll ranges between 31 and 54 people. In reality, radiation exposure from the disaster caused between 35,000 and 150,000 deaths in Ukraine alone.

Six months after an Influenza Pandemic swept across the globe, the world is starting to emerge from quarantine. But Pestilence Free Day is short-lived. For an unseen enemy has just been unleashed. Five people. Seven days. A brilliant scientist with an apocalyptic forecast A soldier that needs an enemy to fight A college student venturing into a changed world An insurance salesman who exploits every opportunity A juvenile delinquent desperate to leave his past behind Redaction: Humanity is about to be erased from the Book of Life WARNING: This book contains violence, crude language and ...

The streets are filled with rioting . . . But the ocean isn't much safer. Emory is fifteen miles away from the shoreline when he hears the crackling in the sky. A bright flash takes place, and then the motor on his boat dies. The nuclear bomb has caused an EMP. After running out of food and bottled water, he thinks about swimming back. But there is a shark circling his boat. Running out of time, he needs to figure something out fast. Even if he makes it back to shore, how will he adjust to a collapsed society? Either way, he is in for a shocking surprise.

A prequel to After the Day, Remnants of the Day fills the three year space that readers have been curious about. This books follows the main characters of the Post apocalyptic hit from before the Day until three years after. After a nuclear bomb is detonated in Washington D.C. the United States is thrown into chaos. A week later the power goes out across the country. In the first three years the population is a small fraction of what it was. The government officials try to leave the country. A flu runs rampant the first winter when immune systems are already weakened from lack of food. ...