Survival fiction author Archer Garrett sent me a message offering two of his books free on Kindle for a couple of days. I downloaded them today and really look forward to reading them.
The Western Front (Part 1 of 3)
is what it sounds like, the first part of a three part series.From the Amazon book description:
Darkness has descended upon the world; the fabric of society has been
torn asunder, sovereign nations collapse under their own burdens, once stable
governments are ushered into revolution and allies of old are thrust into war.
The tentacles of darkness have inevitably traveled across the Atlantic and are
now tightening their grip on the American republic.
Now, faced with a collapsing economy, a failing currency and a society that is swiftly casting its humanity aside, the United States stands at the precipice of a bedlam and malevolence not witnessed since the fall of Rome.
Part 1 follows several characters who strive to navigate the chaos, including:
Jake, his wife and brother are forced to flee the maelstorm of violence as it spills from the cities and into their small town enclave.
A Texas State Guardsmen deep behind enemy lines on South Padre Island, stands with his compatriots against a wave of unspeakable atrocities committed by a ruthless cartel alliance committed to seizing the spoils of the American southwest.
An outlaw and his Catahoula cur companion, learn to survive and even thrive in their river swamp domain as they seek a redoubt from the troubles that plague the world beyond.
A radical revolutionary intent on plunging the wounded nation into revolution as he stokes the flames of hatred and destruction.
Part 1 is a novella length (approximately 20,000 words) and encompasses the first eight chapters of the series.
This series is written in a manner that is accessible by even those who are not fans of collapse or survival literature. So if you're not a fan of the genre, give it a shot, I think you'll enjoy it.
Now, faced with a collapsing economy, a failing currency and a society that is swiftly casting its humanity aside, the United States stands at the precipice of a bedlam and malevolence not witnessed since the fall of Rome.
Part 1 follows several characters who strive to navigate the chaos, including:
Jake, his wife and brother are forced to flee the maelstorm of violence as it spills from the cities and into their small town enclave.
A Texas State Guardsmen deep behind enemy lines on South Padre Island, stands with his compatriots against a wave of unspeakable atrocities committed by a ruthless cartel alliance committed to seizing the spoils of the American southwest.
An outlaw and his Catahoula cur companion, learn to survive and even thrive in their river swamp domain as they seek a redoubt from the troubles that plague the world beyond.
A radical revolutionary intent on plunging the wounded nation into revolution as he stokes the flames of hatred and destruction.
Part 1 is a novella length (approximately 20,000 words) and encompasses the first eight chapters of the series.
This series is written in a manner that is accessible by even those who are not fans of collapse or survival literature. So if you're not a fan of the genre, give it a shot, I think you'll enjoy it.
is a short, 10,000 word novella.From the Amazon book description:
"A dystopian Sunset Limited in the spirit of 1984"
A story of oppression, resistance and consequences.
Set in a world some time after the glorious people's revolution, the Party has near unchallenged control, except in the freehold. The freehold is a mocking reminder of the Party's failure to quench the memory of the old republic.
Tonight, they aim to erase the freehold and the resistance that dwells there, but something goes terribly wrong.
Now, covered in blood and struggling to hang on to the swiftly unraveling threads of his life, one man slips in and out consciousness as he wrestles with memories of his past and the mysterious Gabe.
Act quick to get these free Kindle books, and if you like them, consider buying Archer's other books.
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