San Francisco is collapsing. The McNamara family is scattered across a city at war. They’re riding the hard edge of a civilization facing extinction and they are far from safe. With the population in swift decline, life has become a death sentence. The McNamara’s are an ingenious, resilient bunch, however, and they refuse to take the collapse of the modern world lying down. Desperate to save her family, her life in constant peril, Saint Francis Memorial ER nurse, Cincinnati McNamara, is tackling a new, morally bankrupt reality. As the modern world crumbles before her eyes, she will fight for a husband who will stop at nothing to protect his family, a teenage daughter who will do anything to forget the horrors she’s survived, and a brother who is fresh out of the military and shaped by a war he just left behind. Cornered in the killing fields, stuck between three evils and forced to fight, this once ordinary family will attempt the extraordinary: they’ll try to escape a world now backsliding into a nightmarish landscape more reminiscent of the stone ages than the once famed city by the bay. The Last War is a fast-paced, edge-of-your-seat thriller about an ordinary group of survivors struggling to escape San Francisco in the face of insurmountable odds, an abysmal loss of life and the dawn of a new, post-apocalyptic dark age.

You met her at the end of The Last War, but who is the archer? How did she come to save the McNamara’s from certain death/enslavement? Meet Indigo in her insane rise from obscure teen to the enigmatic archer in a new thriller, titled The Zero Hour: Indigo. The Zero Hour: Indigo is action packed post-apocalyptic survival fiction at its finest. Not only do you get to know this badass huntress on day one of the fall of San Francisco, The Zero Hour: Indigo is a rip-roaring ride through hell, a wildly entertaining ride that sets up critical events set to take place in The Ophidian Horde. This story is technically Book 1.5 in The Last War series. It can either be read after The Last War or after The Ophidian Horde.

The EMP is real. The unraveling of society is beyond perilous. With the city in ruin, injuries to her party and a sharp loss of resources, Cincinnati McNamara looks to Indigo for help in forming a new homestead, a place where she can tend to the wounded and safeguard her family. Indigo, however, is a bruised soul with an irrevocable need to stop the Ophidian Horde and its ilk from overtaking the city. The only problem: she’s waging war on an enemy too enormous and too ferocious to handle on her own. She needs the McNamara’s help. Their numbers aren’t enough, but times being what they are, they’ll have to make do... In this next installment of The Last War series, survival has never been more treacherous, and the fact that an EMP counter-strike turned San Francisco into a post-apocalyptic nightmare isn’t an easy pill to swallow. As our ragtag group of survivors adjust to their new surroundings, they soon realize that to live you have to fight, and fighting to win means becoming something you’re not.

Reeling from the events in The Ophidian Horde, this battered faction of survivors struggle to coexist in the hope of finding safety in a community. The Ophidian Horde is pitiless and resourceful, however, and now they have a name and a target: Indigo. The McNamara’s suffered grievous injury, and now Cincinnati must not only tend to her own injuries, but to those of her family as well. Not all afflictions are the same, though. Whether it’s a bullet hole or a broken heart, a teenage crush or a desperation to belong, the fall of civilization will draw out both the best and the worst of those closest to her, a painful truth Cincinnati is quickly coming to terms with. Blindsided by a drone attack at the Naval Air Station in Corpus Christi, TX, nothing matters more to Marine Pilot Jagger Justus than getting home to Lenna and the boys. But a young girl with hostage scars and a bleak future will change everything. Jagger must save a life at the risk of his own, but whose life is really being saved? And can he find his family in the midst of a city bogged down by wide-scale destruction? This death-defying journey from Texas to San Francisco will exact a brutal toll, one not everyone will survive. The fourth installment of The Last War series unites a new set of survivors in this hard-hitting post-apocalyptic survival series. No one truly knows how a nuclear EMP will affect society, but one thing remains true: humans are unpredictable animals capable of great violence and profound love. Strap yourself in for another action-packed, roller coaster ride through the dark side of the apocalypse.

Nicholas Platt walks into an international sales conference unaware that he’s just set foot on ground zero of the impending apocalypse. Forced into a high-octane battle for survival, Nick and three strangers fight to endure the clutches of a multi-layered nightmare, an apocalyptic nightmare too diabolical for even the machines to fathom. From the famed San Diego Conference Center to the waters of the Pacific Ocean to a charming little island in Newport Beach, this edge-of-your-seat, post-apocalyptic thriller pits Indigo’s father, Nick, against not only the machines, but against the twisted eccentricities of man. In the end, The Killing Fields will beg the question: when the world is burning, who will be more ferocious, artificial intelligence or the humans? The fall of civilization to the machines has never been more real… The President of the United States realizes he’s caught in the middle of a coup d’état when members of his cabinet and his security detail turn on him. Instead of forces foreign and domestic trying to steal the seat of power, the President learns humans are in league with artificial intelligence in a worldwide takeover involving something called The Silver Queen. For those who wondered how the EMPs came to be, what the AI God is and how the world quickly descended into a post-apocalyptic hot zone, The Killing Fields will answer those questions.

An unlikely group of survivors on the run. An impossible decision for a dying President. An AI God about to get the most awesome power… Nothing comes easy in this sixth installment of The Last War series. Nick and Bailey are alone, Marcus is MIA and the President hangs on the bitter edge of life and death at the hands of a traitor. Meanwhile, while hundreds of thousands of souls are perishing, the Silver Queen is enacting a most diabolical plan. Rich with character development, heavy on the action and packed with enough twists and turns to keep you guessing long into the night, The Barbarous Road proves no one is safe, and not everyone survives the fall of mankind to the machines...

When a war you don’t want kicks down your front door, what do you do? Preppers tell you to plan for the worst. But no one tells you what to do when a clan of psychopaths starts launching dead bodies into your encampment. The San Francisco survivors have seen their fair share of war, but this might be a war they cannot win, for they’ve never met an enemy quite like this. Nick, Marcus and Bailey are MIA and in the worst situation of their lives, but people like Corrine, Amber and Abigail are counting on them. What happens when you’re locked in cages and the people you count on most are not there to save you? You tell yourself to either get strong or die, but the mind is a pliable thing—once it reaches the point of failure, there’s no coming back. Ben and Daisy are on the move, heading for D.C. in search of meaning, or hoping to find redemption. When you’ve failed your family, yourself and the nation, how do you bounce back? In order to survive the apocalypse, knowing how to fight is one thing, but learning to live with your past while trying to find meaning in this new, dark world is another thing entirely. In this final installment of the Last War series, the full cast of characters returns one last time. Each has a part to play, but the story won’t unfold the way you think. True to form, nothing goes right, and not everyone survives, but no one ever said endings were clean, and good endings are seldom predictable…