Homestead Havoc

America Gone, Book 3

By: Derek Shupert

Narrated by: Chris Monteiro

Where havoc reigns......Survival is the only currency that matters.

In the shadow of the CME strike's aftermath, the heart of Lance's struggle lies in preserving his family's legacy—the farm, both their sanctuary and last hope of surviving the chaos.

But when a ruthless corporation pushes the boundaries on how far they're willing to go to seize control of the land, Lance and his family are faced with an impossible choice: surrender the land or fight back.

With each passing day, the town descends deeper into lawlessness, its inhabitants consumed by desperation and fear. Corruption festers within the city officials' ranks-- their allegiance bought and sold to the highest bidder. Longstanding alliances are tested and loyalties are questioned......and betrayal lies around every corner.

As Lance fights to save his family's farm, he finds himself ensnared in a web of deceit spun by those he once believed would protect him.

The line between friend and foe blurs, and the Banks family must confront the harsh reality that in this lawless world, survival demands sacrifices that test the very limits of their humanity.

Will they emerge victorious, or will treachery extinguish their last flicker of hope?

Homestead Havoc is an apocalyptic survival thriller featuring a world breaking under societal collapse and the devastating force of coronal mass ejections. A disaster series perfect for fans of Kyla Stone, A.G. Riddle, Bobby Akart, Jack Hunt, and Ryan Schow. If you enjoy captivating characters and pulse-pounding, harrowing action, then you’ll love Homestead Havoc.

©2024 Derek Shupert (P)2024 Derek Shupert

So-so…

I enjoyed the first one in the series a lot. The second one was fine. This third one however is a bit trying to get through. Does absolutely EVERYTHING have to go wrong? Surely something should work out, right? No bright moments… nothing. When the next in the series comes out I’ll have to do some thinking before I decide to spend another credit.

The first book was good The second book was good The third one towards the end it's like the author gave up on the story

I fast forward through the last hour of it because it was so stupid first books were good