Who can be trusted in a world gone mad?
When Harper Moore and Cade Dawson realize they are expecting a child, they both understand that it’s time to leave the northern barrio located in what used to be El Paso, Texas. But where will their unborn child be safe, and how are they supposed to get there?
Who can be trusted in a world gone mad?
When Harper Moore and Cade Dawson realize they are expecting a child, they both understand that it’s time to leave the northern barrio located in what used to be El Paso, Texas. But where will their unborn child be safe, and how are they supposed to get there?
Three months after all of the lower orbital satellites crashed to Earth, society has crumbled. Law and order no longer exist. Harper and Cade have spent the first three months after the collapse helping the refugees in the barrio, but now it’s time to put their own family first.
An escape will mean walking across the Chihuahuan Desert, putting their lives in the hands of a stranger, and through it all, finding a way to cling to their humanity. Because if they aren’t able to do that, they will be no better than the savages who chase them through the pitch black, Texas night.
What place is safe, when the entire world is covered by a Veil of Confusion?
From USA Today Bestselling author Vannetta Chapman comes a survival series unlike any other.
Veil of Confusion is book two in a new post-apocalyptic survival thriller series from USA Today Bestselling Author Vannetta Chapman. An exciting contribution to the genre of disaster fiction, this is a series that will keep you reading late into the night.
Kessler Effect Series
The people of Alpine, Texas are thrown into an apocalyptic world on the 6th of June. First communications stop working, then GPS, internet, electricity, and water. They don’t know what has caused the disruption, how long it will last, or how far it extends. Soon they will learn that in 1978 Donald J. Kessler predicted the very disaster they are living through. The Kessler Effect refers to a cataclysmic collision of lower orbit satellites, and for the people of Alpine that means their lives just changed—forever. The Kessler Effect series is a fresh addition to the genre of apocalyptic/disaster fiction.
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