When the lights when out… …chaos took over. Was this his chance? Nobody was sure who took down the power grid in Texas, but from the moment it happened, Alex knew it was his chance to escape. Four months into a four-year sentence for armed robbery, Alex had barely survived Huntsville Prison. Worried about Wendy and desperate to make things right with Vargas, the mobster his old partner, Trey, stole from, he needed to breakout. During the madness that followed… …Alex made his move. He wasn’t prepared for the outside. Motivated to find Trey, get Vargas his money, and protect his daughter, he set out through the new world that was like something out of an apocalyptic movie. All that stood in his way were roving gangs, looters, angry mobsters, and about 60-miles of insanity between him and Trey. Could he fight his way through? You’ll love this near future post-apocalyptic thrill ride, because we are all much closer to a lawless society than we know.

Tied to a chair, tortured, and without hope… …the revenge he planned would never come. Was this how the apocalypse ended for Alex? He never should have been in this mess, but Trey crossed the wrong man. Now, Mr. Jackson, the leader of the thugs sent to get blood from a stone, had plans to drag him into the forest and put a bullet in his head. Alex thought about his daughter. What would happen to her? With each second that passed… …the weight of the inevitable grew. They couldn’t be reasoned with, so when there’s nothing to lose, one might as well go for a long shot. He attacked and caught Mr. Jackson’s men by surprise. If he was going to die, it would be this way, and not on his knees. Exhausted, bloodied, and very much alive, he bolted. Into the dense forest with one goal on his mind. Get to Houston and find the accountant. It wouldn’t be easy because he knew he’d be hunted every step of the way. If he could only get past the gangs, looting, and horrific chaos, long enough, he just might survive the end of the world. You’ll love this second book in the Age of Collapse series, because the fast pace and high stakes make it a real page turner that will keep you up well past bedtime.