Life After War · Books 1-3

Life After War is a compelling series that revolves around a handful of unique Americans who survive the nuclear holocaust that causes the fall of our civilization in the year 2012.

Destined to come together, these seven enduring men and women are driven relentlessly across a broken land full of danger and unchecked violence, fate handpicking them to not only lead America's refugees, but also to protect them as they struggle to evade a large group of Mexican guerillas that have invaded the U.S.

Abandoned by the government that was sworn to protect them, these special people find each other and dedicate themselves to giving America one last chance to get it right.

Adrian Mitchel is a lifelong Marine with a huge secret, one that might have stopped the war. Full of guilt he can never be free of, Adrian is driven, obsessed with gathering enough refugees to restart his broken country.

Samantha Moore is a Stormtracker. Born with a predictive ability that allows her to avoid bad weather, Sam led a sheltered life before the bombs fell and her road to Adrian's camp is full of pain and horror as she struggles to adjust.

Angela White is many things. Doctor, battered wife, mother of two, and, also, a Witch. Angela has hidden her powers away to keep her man from using them for his own gain but the war broke the locks on her magic and now it is her best defense as she tries to cross her broken country in search of her missing son.

Lt. Kenn Harrison is a soldier adrift when he joins Adrian's camp, an angry man with secrets, and though months of trials at Adrian's patriotic side have begun to change him, what will happen to all the progress he's made when Angela finally comes for her son?

Kendle Roberts is a famous TV star but the survival godess wasn't prepared for the wave that rolled the cruise ship she and her twin were vacationing on. Adrift on the restless ocean, Kendle will have to use all she's learned to stay alive.

Follow these incredible survivors as they find their way to Safe Haven.