This is free for now. Great book. Go for it!
Marty has been expecting this day all his life. He's prepared. In his car are a pair of sturdy walking shoes and a backpack of food, water, and supplies. He knows there is only one thing he can do ... that he must do: get home to his wife Beth, go back to their gated community on the far edge of the San Fernando Valley.
All he has to do is walk. But he will quickly learn that it's not that easy. His dangerous, unpredictable journey home will take him through the different worlds of what was once Los Angeles. Wildfires rage out of control. Flood waters burst through collapsed dams. Natural gas explosions consume neighborhoods. Sinkholes swallow entire buildings. After-shocks rip apart the ground. Looters rampage through the streets.
There's no power. No running water. No order.
3 comments:
WHen is the movie version coming out?
Jeff
It would be a great movie.
Oh, I must read this! I lived in southern California for 20 years and this was always a big fear--not just making it through a huge earthquake, but then making it home (if you still had a home) afterwards. I lived through several pretty significant quakes, but never the BIG ONE (which geologists believe is waaaay overdue).
/Now I live in Louisiana. At least you get a couple of days warning for hurricanes.
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