Havoc Peaks - Copper, Millie

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Résumé :
When it's not safe to stay in your home, sometimes there is no choice but to leave. When their small community in Oregon is overrun with refugees from the nearby cities, Clarice and her family assume they will band together with their neighbors. As the other families mysteriously disappear, it soon becomes evident the only option is to leave. But the only safe place they know is over 1000 miles away. Will the journey prove too dangerous? Havoc Peaks is a standalone story set in the world of the Havoc in Wyoming Christian Futuristic series. If you like mysterious apocalyptic events, fast-paced adventure, and plausible situations, you'll love this page-turning series. Read Havoc Peaks today, and discover why readers love this twist on the Post-Apocalyptic genre! The Havoc in Wyoming series has been described as Cozy Apocalypse and contains no profanity, gratuitous sex scenes, or overly detailed gruesome death scenes. However, it does contain conservative family values and references to God, prayer, scripture, and Christianity. Books in the series and suggested reading order:Wyoming Refuge: A Havoc in Wyoming Prequel Caldwell's Homestead: Havoc in Wyoming, Part 1 Katie's Journey: Havoc in Wyoming, Part 2 Mollie's Quest: Havoc in Wyoming, Part 3 Shields and Ramparts: Havoc in Wyoming, Part 4 Havoc Begins: A Havoc in Wyoming Story Fowler's Snare: Havoc in Wyoming, Part 5 Havoc Rises: A Havoc in Wyoming Story Pestilence in the Darkness: Havoc in Wyoming, Part 6 Christmas on the Mountain: A Havoc in Wyoming Novella Havoc Peaks: A Havoc in Wyoming Story

Biographie:
Millie Copper, writer of Cozy Apocalyptic Fiction, was born in Nebraska but never lived there. Her parents fully embraced wanderlust and moved regularly, giving her an advantage of being from nowhere and everywhere.As an adult, Millie is fully rooted in a solar-powered home in the wilds of Wyoming with her husband and young son, milking ornery goats and tending chickens on their small homestead. In their free time, they escape to the mountains for a hike or laze along the bank of the river to catch their dinner. Four adult daughters, three sons-in-law, and three grandchildren round out the family.Since 2009, Millie has authored articles on traditional foods, alternative health, homesteading, and preparedness-many times all within the same piece. Millie has penned five nonfiction, traditional food focused books, sharing how, with a little creativity, anyone can transition to a real foods diet without overwhelming their food budget.The twelve-installment Havoc in Wyoming Christian Post-Apocalyptic fiction series uses her homesteading, off-the-grid, and preparedness lifestyle as a guide. The adventure continues with the Montana Mayhem series, scheduled for release in the summer of 2021.