Createspace Independent Publishing Platform Shiloh ranch: a post apocalyptic emp survival fiction series, paperback/bobby akart

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I survived because the fire inside me burned brighter than the fire around me.

Madison Ryman The strongest emotion of man is fear and .

Fear of the unknown is the greatest fear of all.

Could you face fear head on?Can you forget all those moments when you thought you wouldn't survive, but did?This fast-paced post apocalyptic dystopian fiction series from author Bobby Akart (The Boston Brahmin series and the Prepping for Tomorrow series), has been hailed as a masterpiece of EMP survival fiction.

Prepare to learn, as well as be entertained as The Blackout Series continues with SHILOH RANCH.

This critically acclaimed post apocalyptic EMP fiction series continues with the release of SHILOH RANCH.

After a perilous journey replete with highs and lows around every turn, the Rymans reach their destination only to face guns pointing at them from all directions.

Did they make a mistake? Should they have stayed home where familiar surroundings may have outweighed the threats closing in on them?They quickly learn that there is one constant in a post-apocalyptic world - the threat from their fellow man.

In book one of this new post-apocalyptic survival fiction series, 36 HOURS, the reader was provided a glimpse into the rapid decline of society once word of the catastrophic solar flare racing towards Earth began to spread.

Book two, ZERO HOUR, thrust our characters into the perils of a post apocalyptic world.

At Zero Hour, an EMP caused by a massive solar flare left America in darkness.

The Ryman family, who weren't preppers, applied common sense, logic, and a will to survive to their decision-making as they faced their death, their neighbors, and the depravity of man.

In book three, TURNING POINT, the characters face a life altering decision - should we stay or should we go? The oldest and strongest emotion in man is fear, and the strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown.

Will American's flee the urban centers, the proverbial golden hordes, for the countryside? Will it be safer.