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Thirteen months after a solar event and government sabotage crippled most of the world's electronics, Mina and her family endure on their farm. At first, the return of her brother-in-law and the remaining members of his Army platoon is cause for celebration, but it doesn't take Mina long to discover he has brought a dangerous man into their midst. Determined to claim Mina for his own, Shane's pursuit is relentless. She finds solace in Cooper, but knows she can't act on her attraction if she wants to keep everyone safe from Shane. When Coop discovers Shane's true nature, a violent confrontation ensues that splits the group and brings more danger to the farm, leaving the group fighting not just to survive, but to keep their haven intact.
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This is a full-length genre-blending novel, approx. 95,000 words. It contains some romance, a lot of action, a postapocalyptic theme, and violence.
About the author
Kit lives in Idaho with her husband, two sons, and an elderly dog. She enjoys writing several genres and subgenres, but almost everything she writes has a strong romantic element. A fan of post-apocalyptic, zombie, and dystopian books, she prefers to read or view such stories from the comfort of her living room and never, ever in person.
Since the Cleaning Fairy never showed up, leaving Kit to her own devices, her home is reminiscent of the Martha Stewart Prison Period. Domestic chores, like laundry or cleaning, are not her cup of tea. She much prefers cooking, reading, and learning about things that interest her, such as herbs and alternative health. Thankfully, her family understands (as they shift piles of clutter and search fruitlessly for matching socks).
Some people may have insinuated Kit is foul-mouthed, overly opinionated, and sometimes quick to anger. She prefers the more accurate description of a passionate redhead with a strong sense of self, who remains in touch with her ancestors' naval roots.
