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Zustand: New.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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HRD. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. The EMP was only the beginning. In the aftermath of total societal collapse, Jacob Rome and the Fall Creek community proved they could survive the initial fallout and the loss of the grid. They built a fragile haven within "The Pocket," relying on agrarian cooperation and mutual defense. But enduring the initial blackout is far different from sustaining life as long-term scarcity sets in, and far larger forces are moving on the map.A massive existential threat has arrived on the Pacific Northwest horizon. Forces from the Eastern Coalition have staged an amphibious landing on the Oregon coast, advancing inland to absorb the entire state. The only barrier standing against total occupation is General Thorne and the mechanized 58th Combined Division. Sent to push the Coalition back, Thorne's unit initially represents a shield against conquest.However, protection comes at a devastating cost. Operating under martial imperative, Thorne's forces view Fall Creek's agricultural yields, livestock, and strategic location as vital assets to be requisitioned. To fuel his campaign, Thorne moves to lock down the Corridor, the critical transit route essential for trade and local survival, threatening to reduce the self-reliant community to a stripped supply depot.Jacob Rome is thrust into an impossible position. Standing alone against the Eastern Coalition means annihilation, but submitting to Thorne's aggressive requisition means the slow starvation of his people. He needs Thorne's military strength to keep the Coalition at bay, but he cannot allow the 58th Division to destroy Fall Creek from within. As internal arguments erupt over whether to collaborate, flee, or resist, Jacob must execute a dangerous act of strategic defense. To keep the Pocket alive, the community must resist military control, defend their home, and secure the Corridor at all costs.The Corridor, Book Two of The Western Eclipse Series, expands the post-collapse landscape into a high-stakes struggle of regional warfare, military overreach, and the psychological weight of leadership when a small community is caught between an invading force and the army sent to save them. An invading force lands in Oregon, trapping Fall Creek between the enemy and a commander demanding their supplies. To keep his community alive, Jacob Rome must make a high-stakes stand in the Corridor, the ultimate battleground for their home. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. THEY DIDN'T NEED TO WIN A WAR OF BULLETS. THEY JUST NEEDED TO TURN OFF OUR LIGHTS.When a coordinated electromagnetic pulse kills the American power grid on an October evening, fire captain and paramedic Jacob Rome is on shift and thirty miles from home. No warning. No explanation. Just silence where the hum of civilization used to be. His wife Olivia, an ER nurse, is already counting water jugs before he makes it back to Fall Creek.Within hours, the rules change. Within days, the food stops moving. Within weeks, the people who couldn't adapt start arriving at the fences of those who could.What saves them isn't one family. It's a neighborhood. The Romes and the families around them on ten acres of timber and creek-fed land in Oregon's Cascade foothills do the only thing that makes sense: they hold what they have and build what they need. A well. A garden. A gate. A perimeter. Nathan plants the rows. Jeff keeps the engines turning. Caleb finds a signal in the static. Karen builds a network no one can jam. Olivia runs triage in a barn with a scalpel and a memory. They become the Pocket, a name earned through a winter of rationing, armed standoffs, and the math of calories against mouths.But survival draws attention. Every defended wall advertises what's behind it, and the Pocket becomes visible to people who have stopped asking and started taking.As spring replaces the starvation gap and the garden produces faster than they can preserve, the neighborhood faces a harder question than how to stay alive. Reports filter in from the coast: ships on the horizon. Foreign ships. A coalition of displaced nations with nowhere left to go has crossed the Pacific, and what's coming ashore in Oregon isn't a raiding party. It's a migration. Armed, organized, and enormous.The Pocket was built to survive a crisis. Now it has to survive what comes after.The EMP wasn't the end of America. It was the opening move.The Pocket is the first book in the Western Eclipse series, a post-EMP survival thriller set in rural Oregon, where the distance between neighbors is measured in trust and the cost of holding a line is counted in the people you become. A neighborhood in rural Oregon bands together to survive after an EMP kills the grid. But staying alive draws attention, and what's coming from across the Pacific is bigger than anything they built the walls for. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. THEY DIDN'T NEED TO WIN A WAR OF BULLETS. THEY JUST NEEDED TO TURN OFF OUR LIGHTS.When a coordinated electromagnetic pulse kills the American power grid on an October evening, fire captain and paramedic Jacob Rome is on shift and thirty miles from home. No warning. No explanation. Just silence where the hum of civilization used to be. His wife Olivia, an ER nurse, is already counting water jugs before he makes it back to Fall Creek.Within hours, the rules change. Within days, the food stops moving. Within weeks, the people who couldn't adapt start arriving at the fences of those who could.What saves them isn't one family. It's a neighborhood. The Romes and the families around them on ten acres of timber and creek-fed land in Oregon's Cascade foothills do the only thing that makes sense: they hold what they have and build what they need. A well. A garden. A gate. A perimeter. Nathan plants the rows. Jeff keeps the engines turning. Caleb finds a signal in the static. Karen builds a network no one can jam. Olivia runs triage in a barn with a scalpel and a memory. They become the Pocket, a name earned through a winter of rationing, armed standoffs, and the math of calories against mouths.But survival draws attention. Every defended wall advertises what's behind it, and the Pocket becomes visible to people who have stopped asking and started taking.As spring replaces the starvation gap and the garden produces faster than they can preserve, the neighborhood faces a harder question than how to stay alive. Reports filter in from the coast: ships on the horizon. Foreign ships. A coalition of displaced nations with nowhere left to go has crossed the Pacific, and what's coming ashore in Oregon isn't a raiding party. It's a migration. Armed, organized, and enormous.The Pocket was built to survive a crisis. Now it has to survive what comes after.The EMP wasn't the end of America. It was the opening move.The Pocket is the first book in the Western Eclipse series, a post-EMP survival thriller set in rural Oregon, where the distance between neighbors is measured in trust and the cost of holding a line is counted in the people you become. A neighborhood in rural Oregon bands together to survive after an EMP kills the grid. But staying alive draws attention, and what's coming from across the Pacific is bigger than anything they built the walls for. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. The EMP was only the beginning. In the aftermath of total societal collapse, Jacob Rome and the Fall Creek community proved they could survive the initial fallout and the loss of the grid. They built a fragile haven within "The Pocket," relying on agrarian cooperation and mutual defense. But enduring the initial blackout is far different from sustaining life as long-term scarcity sets in, and far larger forces are moving on the map.A massive existential threat has arrived on the Pacific Northwest horizon. Forces from the Eastern Coalition have staged an amphibious landing on the Oregon coast, advancing inland to absorb the entire state. The only barrier standing against total occupation is General Thorne and the mechanized 58th Combined Division. Sent to push the Coalition back, Thorne's unit initially represents a shield against conquest.However, protection comes at a devastating cost. Operating under martial imperative, Thorne's forces view Fall Creek's agricultural yields, livestock, and strategic location as vital assets to be requisitioned. To fuel his campaign, Thorne moves to lock down the Corridor, the critical transit route essential for trade and local survival, threatening to reduce the self-reliant community to a stripped supply depot.Jacob Rome is thrust into an impossible position. Standing alone against the Eastern Coalition means annihilation, but submitting to Thorne's aggressive requisition means the slow starvation of his people. He needs Thorne's military strength to keep the Coalition at bay, but he cannot allow the 58th Division to destroy Fall Creek from within. As internal arguments erupt over whether to collaborate, flee, or resist, Jacob must execute a dangerous act of strategic defense. To keep the Pocket alive, the community must resist military control, defend their home, and secure the Corridor at all costs.The Corridor, Book Two of The Western Eclipse Series, expands the post-collapse landscape into a high-stakes struggle of regional warfare, military overreach, and the psychological weight of leadership when a small community is caught between an invading force and the army sent to save them. When an invasion hits Oregon, General Thorne demands The Pockets supplies for a reckless counter offensive. Fearing total disaster, Jacob Rome fights to save his community in the Corridor. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. The EMP was only the beginning. In the aftermath of total societal collapse, Jacob Rome and the Fall Creek community proved they could survive the initial fallout and the loss of the grid. They built a fragile haven within "The Pocket," relying on agrarian cooperation and mutual defense. But enduring the initial blackout is far different from sustaining life as long-term scarcity sets in, and far larger forces are moving on the map.A massive existential threat has arrived on the Pacific Northwest horizon. Forces from the Eastern Coalition have staged an amphibious landing on the Oregon coast, advancing inland to absorb the entire state. The only barrier standing against total occupation is General Thorne and the mechanized 58th Combined Division. Sent to push the Coalition back, Thorne's unit initially represents a shield against conquest.However, protection comes at a devastating cost. Operating under martial imperative, Thorne's forces view Fall Creek's agricultural yields, livestock, and strategic location as vital assets to be requisitioned. To fuel his campaign, Thorne moves to lock down the Corridor, the critical transit route essential for trade and local survival, threatening to reduce the self-reliant community to a stripped supply depot.Jacob Rome is thrust into an impossible position. Standing alone against the Eastern Coalition means annihilation, but submitting to Thorne's aggressive requisition means the slow starvation of his people. He needs Thorne's military strength to keep the Coalition at bay, but he cannot allow the 58th Division to destroy Fall Creek from within. As internal arguments erupt over whether to collaborate, flee, or resist, Jacob must execute a dangerous act of strategic defense. To keep the Pocket alive, the community must resist military control, defend their home, and secure the Corridor at all costs.The Corridor, Book Two of The Western Eclipse Series, expands the post-collapse landscape into a high-stakes struggle of regional warfare, military overreach, and the psychological weight of leadership when a small community is caught between an invading force and the army sent to save them. An invading force lands in Oregon, trapping Fall Creek between the enemy and a commander demanding their supplies. To keep his community alive, Jacob Rome must make a high-stakes stand in the Corridor, the ultimate battleground for their home. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. The EMP was only the beginning. In the aftermath of total societal collapse, Jacob Rome and the Fall Creek community proved they could survive the initial fallout and the loss of the grid. They built a fragile haven within "The Pocket," relying on agrarian cooperation and mutual defense. But enduring the initial blackout is far different from sustaining life as long-term scarcity sets in, and far larger forces are moving on the map.A massive existential threat has arrived on the Pacific Northwest horizon. Forces from the Eastern Coalition have staged an amphibious landing on the Oregon coast, advancing inland to absorb the entire state. The only barrier standing against total occupation is General Thorne and the mechanized 58th Combined Division. Sent to push the Coalition back, Thorne's unit initially represents a shield against conquest.However, protection comes at a devastating cost. Operating under martial imperative, Thorne's forces view Fall Creek's agricultural yields, livestock, and strategic location as vital assets to be requisitioned. To fuel his campaign, Thorne moves to lock down the Corridor, the critical transit route essential for trade and local survival, threatening to reduce the self-reliant community to a stripped supply depot.Jacob Rome is thrust into an impossible position. Standing alone against the Eastern Coalition means annihilation, but submitting to Thorne's aggressive requisition means the slow starvation of his people. He needs Thorne's military strength to keep the Coalition at bay, but he cannot allow the 58th Division to destroy Fall Creek from within. As internal arguments erupt over whether to collaborate, flee, or resist, Jacob must execute a dangerous act of strategic defense. To keep the Pocket alive, the community must resist military control, defend their home, and secure the Corridor at all costs.The Corridor, Book Two of The Western Eclipse Series, expands the post-collapse landscape into a high-stakes struggle of regional warfare, military overreach, and the psychological weight of leadership when a small community is caught between an invading force and the army sent to save them. An invading force lands in Oregon, trapping Fall Creek between the enemy and a commander demanding their supplies. To keep his community alive, Jacob Rome must make a high-stakes stand in the Corridor, the ultimate battleground for their home. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - THEY DIDN'T NEED TO WIN A WAR OF BULLETS. THEY JUST NEEDED TO TURN OFF OUR LIGHTS.When a coordinated electromagnetic pulse kills the American power grid on an October evening, fire captain and paramedic Jacob Rome is on shift and thirty miles from home. No warning. No explanation. Just silence where the hum of civilization used to be. His wife Olivia, an ER nurse, is already counting water jugs before he makes it back to Fall Creek.Within hours, the rules change. Within days, the food stops moving. Within weeks, the people who couldn't adapt start arriving at the fences of those who could.What saves them isn't one family. It's a neighborhood. The Romes and the families around them on ten acres of timber and creek-fed land in Oregon's Cascade foothills do the only thing that makes sense: they hold what they have and build what they need. A well. A garden. A gate. A perimeter. Nathan plants the rows. Jeff keeps the engines turning. Caleb finds a signal in the static. Karen builds a network no one can jam. Olivia runs triage in a barn with a scalpel and a memory. They become the Pocket, a name earned through a winter of rationing, armed standoffs, and the math of calories against mouths.But survival draws attention. Every defended wall advertises what's behind it, and the Pocket becomes visible to people who have stopped asking and started taking.As spring replaces the starvation gap and the garden produces faster than they can preserve, the neighborhood faces a harder question than how to stay alive. Reports filter in from the coast: ships on the horizon. Foreign ships. A coalition of displaced nations with nowhere left to go has crossed the Pacific, and what's coming ashore in Oregon isn't a raiding party. It's a migration. Armed, organized, and enormous.The Pocket was built to survive a crisis. Now it has to survive what comes after.The EMP wasn't the end of America. It was the opening move.The Pocket is the first book in the Western Eclipse series, a post-EMP survival thriller set in rural Oregon, where the distance between neighbors is measured in trust and the cost of holding a line is counted in the people you become.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The EMP was only the beginning. In the aftermath of total societal collapse, Jacob Rome and the Fall Creek community proved they could survive the initial fallout and the loss of the grid. They built a fragile haven within 'The Pocket,' relying on agrarian cooperation and mutual defense. But enduring the initial blackout is far different from sustaining life as long-term scarcity sets in, and far larger forces are moving on the map.A massive existential threat has arrived on the Pacific Northwest horizon. Forces from the Eastern Coalition have staged an amphibious landing on the Oregon coast, advancing inland to absorb the entire state. The only barrier standing against total occupation is General Thorne and the mechanized 58th Combined Division. Sent to push the Coalition back, Thorne's unit initially represents a shield against conquest.However, protection comes at a devastating cost. Operating under martial imperative, Thorne's forces view Fall Creek's agricultural yields, livestock, and strategic location as vital assets to be requisitioned. To fuel his campaign, Thorne moves to lock down the Corridor, the critical transit route essential for trade and local survival, threatening to reduce the self-reliant community to a stripped supply depot.Jacob Rome is thrust into an impossible position. Standing alone against the Eastern Coalition means annihilation, but submitting to Thorne's aggressive requisition means the slow starvation of his people. He needs Thorne's military strength to keep the Coalition at bay, but he cannot allow the 58th Division to destroy Fall Creek from within. As internal arguments erupt over whether to collaborate, flee, or resist, Jacob must execute a dangerous act of strategic defense. To keep the Pocket alive, the community must resist military control, defend their home, and secure the Corridor at all costs.The Corridor, Book Two of The Western Eclipse Series, expands the post-collapse landscape into a high-stakes struggle of regional warfare, military overreach, and the psychological weight of leadership when a small community is caught between an invading force and the army sent to save them.…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. THEY DIDN'T NEED TO WIN A WAR OF BULLETS. THEY JUST NEEDED TO TURN OFF OUR LIGHTS.When a coordinated electromagnetic pulse kills the American power grid on an October evening, fire captain and paramedic Jacob Rome is on shift and thirty miles from home. No warning. No explanation. Just silence where the hum of civilization used to be. His wife Olivia, an ER nurse, is already counting water jugs before he makes it back to Fall Creek.Within hours, the rules change. Within days, the food stops moving. Within weeks, the people who couldn't adapt start arriving at the fences of those who could.What saves them isn't one family. It's a neighborhood. The Romes and the families around them on ten acres of timber and creek-fed land in Oregon's Cascade foothills do the only thing that makes sense: they hold what they have and build what they need. A well. A garden. A gate. A perimeter. Nathan plants the rows. Jeff keeps the engines turning. Caleb finds a signal in the static. Karen builds a network no one can jam. Olivia runs triage in a barn with a scalpel and a memory. They become the Pocket, a name earned through a winter of rationing, armed standoffs, and the math of calories against mouths.But survival draws attention. Every defended wall advertises what's behind it, and the Pocket becomes visible to people who have stopped asking and started taking.As spring replaces the starvation gap and the garden produces faster than they can preserve, the neighborhood faces a harder question than how to stay alive. Reports filter in from the coast: ships on the horizon. Foreign ships. A coalition of displaced nations with nowhere left to go has crossed the Pacific, and what's coming ashore in Oregon isn't a raiding party. It's a migration. Armed, organized, and enormous.The Pocket was built to survive a crisis. Now it has to survive what comes after.The EMP wasn't the end of America. It was the opening move.The Pocket is the first book in the Western Eclipse series, a post-EMP survival thriller set in rural Oregon, where the distance between neighbors is measured in trust and the cost of holding a line is counted in the people you become. A neighborhood in rural Oregon bands together to survive after an EMP kills the grid. But staying alive draws attention, and what's coming from across the Pacific is bigger than anything they built the walls for. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. THEY DIDN'T NEED TO WIN A WAR OF BULLETS. THEY JUST NEEDED TO TURN OFF OUR LIGHTS.When a coordinated electromagnetic pulse kills the American power grid on an October evening, fire captain and paramedic Jacob Rome is on shift and thirty miles from home. No warning. No explanation. Just silence where the hum of civilization used to be. His wife Olivia, an ER nurse, is already counting water jugs before he makes it back to Fall Creek.Within hours, the rules change. Within days, the food stops moving. Within weeks, the people who couldn't adapt start arriving at the fences of those who could.What saves them isn't one family. It's a neighborhood. The Romes and the families around them on ten acres of timber and creek-fed land in Oregon's Cascade foothills do the only thing that makes sense: they hold what they have and build what they need. A well. A garden. A gate. A perimeter. Nathan plants the rows. Jeff keeps the engines turning. Caleb finds a signal in the static. Karen builds a network no one can jam. Olivia runs triage in a barn with a scalpel and a memory. They become the Pocket, a name earned through a winter of rationing, armed standoffs, and the math of calories against mouths.But survival draws attention. Every defended wall advertises what's behind it, and the Pocket becomes visible to people who have stopped asking and started taking.As spring replaces the starvation gap and the garden produces faster than they can preserve, the neighborhood faces a harder question than how to stay alive. Reports filter in from the coast: ships on the horizon. Foreign ships. A coalition of displaced nations with nowhere left to go has crossed the Pacific, and what's coming ashore in Oregon isn't a raiding party. It's a migration. Armed, organized, and enormous.The Pocket was built to survive a crisis. Now it has to survive what comes after.The EMP wasn't the end of America. It was the opening move.The Pocket is the first book in the Western Eclipse series, a post-EMP survival thriller set in rural Oregon, where the distance between neighbors is measured in trust and the cost of holding a line is counted in the people you become. A neighborhood in rural Oregon bands together to survive after an EMP kills the grid. But staying alive draws attention, and what's coming from across the Pacific is bigger than anything they built the walls for. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. The EMP was only the beginning. In the aftermath of total societal collapse, Jacob Rome and the Fall Creek community proved they could survive the initial fallout and the loss of the grid. They built a fragile haven within "The Pocket," relying on agrarian cooperation and mutual defense. But enduring the initial blackout is far different from sustaining life as long-term scarcity sets in, and far larger forces are moving on the map.A massive existential threat has arrived on the Pacific Northwest horizon. Forces from the Eastern Coalition have staged an amphibious landing on the Oregon coast, advancing inland to absorb the entire state. The only barrier standing against total occupation is General Thorne and the mechanized 58th Combined Division. Sent to push the Coalition back, Thorne's unit initially represents a shield against conquest.However, protection comes at a devastating cost. Operating under martial imperative, Thorne's forces view Fall Creek's agricultural yields, livestock, and strategic location as vital assets to be requisitioned. To fuel his campaign, Thorne moves to lock down the Corridor, the critical transit route essential for trade and local survival, threatening to reduce the self-reliant community to a stripped supply depot.Jacob Rome is thrust into an impossible position. Standing alone against the Eastern Coalition means annihilation, but submitting to Thorne's aggressive requisition means the slow starvation of his people. He needs Thorne's military strength to keep the Coalition at bay, but he cannot allow the 58th Division to destroy Fall Creek from within. As internal arguments erupt over whether to collaborate, flee, or resist, Jacob must execute a dangerous act of strategic defense. To keep the Pocket alive, the community must resist military control, defend their home, and secure the Corridor at all costs.The Corridor, Book Two of The Western Eclipse Series, expands the post-collapse landscape into a high-stakes struggle of regional warfare, military overreach, and the psychological weight of leadership when a small community is caught between an invading force and the army sent to save them. When an invasion hits Oregon, General Thorne demands The Pockets supplies for a reckless counter offensive. Fearing total disaster, Jacob Rome fights to save his community in the Corridor. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. The EMP was only the beginning. In the aftermath of total societal collapse, Jacob Rome and the Fall Creek community proved they could survive the initial fallout and the loss of the grid. They built a fragile haven within "The Pocket," relying on agrarian cooperation and mutual defense. But enduring the initial blackout is far different from sustaining life as long-term scarcity sets in, and far larger forces are moving on the map.A massive existential threat has arrived on the Pacific Northwest horizon. Forces from the Eastern Coalition have staged an amphibious landing on the Oregon coast, advancing inland to absorb the entire state. The only barrier standing against total occupation is General Thorne and the mechanized 58th Combined Division. Sent to push the Coalition back, Thorne's unit initially represents a shield against conquest.However, protection comes at a devastating cost. Operating under martial imperative, Thorne's forces view Fall Creek's agricultural yields, livestock, and strategic location as vital assets to be requisitioned. To fuel his campaign, Thorne moves to lock down the Corridor, the critical transit route essential for trade and local survival, threatening to reduce the self-reliant community to a stripped supply depot.Jacob Rome is thrust into an impossible position. Standing alone against the Eastern Coalition means annihilation, but submitting to Thorne's aggressive requisition means the slow starvation of his people. He needs Thorne's military strength to keep the Coalition at bay, but he cannot allow the 58th Division to destroy Fall Creek from within. As internal arguments erupt over whether to collaborate, flee, or resist, Jacob must execute a dangerous act of strategic defense. To keep the Pocket alive, the community must resist military control, defend their home, and secure the Corridor at all costs.The Corridor, Book Two of The Western Eclipse Series, expands the post-collapse landscape into a high-stakes struggle of regional warfare, military overreach, and the psychological weight of leadership when a small community is caught between an invading force and the army sent to save them. When an invasion hits Oregon, General Thorne demands The Pockets supplies for a reckless counter offensive. Fearing total disaster, Jacob Rome fights to save his community in the Corridor. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - THEY DIDN'T NEED TO WIN A WAR OF BULLETS. THEY JUST NEEDED TO TURN OFF OUR LIGHTS.When a coordinated electromagnetic pulse kills the American power grid on an October evening, fire captain and paramedic Jacob Rome is on shift and thirty miles from home. No warning. No explanation. Just silence where the hum of civilization used to be. His wife Olivia, an ER nurse, is already counting water jugs before he makes it back to Fall Creek.Within hours, the rules change. Within days, the food stops moving. Within weeks, the people who couldn't adapt start arriving at the fences of those who could.What saves them isn't one family. It's a neighborhood. The Romes and the families around them on ten acres of timber and creek-fed land in Oregon's Cascade foothills do the only thing that makes sense: they hold what they have and build what they need. A well. A garden. A gate. A perimeter. Nathan plants the rows. Jeff keeps the engines turning. Caleb finds a signal in the static. Karen builds a network no one can jam. Olivia runs triage in a barn with a scalpel and a memory. They become the Pocket, a name earned through a winter of rationing, armed standoffs, and the math of calories against mouths.But survival draws attention. Every defended wall advertises what's behind it, and the Pocket becomes visible to people who have stopped asking and started taking.As spring replaces the starvation gap and the garden produces faster than they can preserve, the neighborhood faces a harder question than how to stay alive. Reports filter in from the coast: ships on the horizon. Foreign ships. A coalition of displaced nations with nowhere left to go has crossed the Pacific, and what's coming ashore in Oregon isn't a raiding party. It's a migration. Armed, organized, and enormous.The Pocket was built to survive a crisis. Now it has to survive what comes after.The EMP wasn't the end of America. It was the opening move.The Pocket is the first book in the Western Eclipse series, a post-EMP survival thriller set in rural Oregon, where the distance between neighbors is measured in trust and the cost of holding a line is counted in the people you become.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The EMP was only the beginning. In the aftermath of total societal collapse, Jacob Rome and the Fall Creek community proved they could survive the initial fallout and the loss of the grid. They built a fragile haven within 'The Pocket,' relying on agrarian cooperation and mutual defense. But enduring the initial blackout is far different from sustaining life as long-term scarcity sets in, and far larger forces are moving on the map.A massive existential threat has arrived on the Pacific Northwest horizon. Forces from the Eastern Coalition have staged an amphibious landing on the Oregon coast, advancing inland to absorb the entire state. The only barrier standing against total occupation is General Thorne and the mechanized 58th Combined Division. Sent to push the Coalition back, Thorne's unit initially represents a shield against conquest.However, protection comes at a devastating cost. Operating under martial imperative, Thorne's forces view Fall Creek's agricultural yields, livestock, and strategic location as vital assets to be requisitioned. To fuel his campaign, Thorne moves to lock down the Corridor, the critical transit route essential for trade and local survival, threatening to reduce the self-reliant community to a stripped supply depot.Jacob Rome is thrust into an impossible position. Standing alone against the Eastern Coalition means annihilation, but submitting to Thorne's aggressive requisition means the slow starvation of his people. He needs Thorne's military strength to keep the Coalition at bay, but he cannot allow the 58th Division to destroy Fall Creek from within. As internal arguments erupt over whether to collaborate, flee, or resist, Jacob must execute a dangerous act of strategic defense. To keep the Pocket alive, the community must resist military control, defend their home, and secure the Corridor at all costs.The Corridor, Book Two of The Western Eclipse Series, expands the post-collapse landscape into a high-stakes struggle of regional warfare, military overreach, and the psychological weight of leadership when a small community is caught between an invading force and the army sent to save them.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. The Corridor | An EMP Survival Thriller | C. J. Lenz | Taschenbuch | The Western Eclipse Series | Englisch | 2026 | CAMC Publishing | EAN 9798952364004 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …

Buch. Zustand: Neu. The Pocket | An EMP Survival Thriller | C. J. Lenz | Buch | The Western Eclipse Series | Englisch | 2026 | CAMC Publishing | EAN 9798952364028 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. The Corridor | An EMP Survival Thriller | C. J. Lenz | Buch | The Western Eclipse Series | Englisch | 2026 | CAMC Publishing | EAN 9798952364011 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. THEY DIDN'T NEED TO WIN A WAR OF BULLETS. THEY JUST NEEDED TO TURN OFF OUR LIGHTS.When a coordinated electromagnetic pulse kills the American power grid on an October evening, fire captain and paramedic Jacob Rome is on shift and thirty miles from home. No warning. No explanation. Just silence where the hum of civilization used to be. His wife Olivia, an ER nurse, is already counting water jugs before he makes it back to Fall Creek.Within hours, the rules change. Within days, the food stops moving. Within weeks, the people who couldn't adapt start arriving at the fences of those who could.What saves them isn't one family. It's a neighborhood. The Romes and the families around them on ten acres of timber and creek-fed land in Oregon's Cascade foothills do the only thing that makes sense: they hold what they have and build what they need. A well. A garden. A gate. A perimeter. Nathan plants the rows. Jeff keeps the engines turning. Caleb finds a signal in the static. Karen builds a network no one can jam. Olivia runs triage in a barn with a scalpel and a memory. They become the Pocket, a name earned through a winter of rationing, armed standoffs, and the math of calories against mouths.But survival draws attention. Every defended wall advertises what's behind it, and the Pocket becomes visible to people who have stopped asking and started taking.As spring replaces the starvation gap and the garden produces faster than they can preserve, the neighborhood faces a harder question than how to stay alive. Reports filter in from the coast: ships on the horizon. Foreign ships. A coalition of displaced nations with nowhere left to go has crossed the Pacific, and what's coming ashore in Oregon isn't a raiding party. It's a migration. Armed, organized, and enormous.The Pocket was built to survive a crisis. Now it has to survive what comes after.The EMP wasn't the end of America. It was the opening move.The Pocket is the first book in the Western Eclipse series, a post-EMP survival thriller set in rural Oregon, where the distance between neighbors is measured in trust and the cost of holding a line is counted in the people you become. A neighborhood in rural Oregon bands together to survive after an EMP kills the grid. But staying alive draws attention, and what's coming from across the Pacific is bigger than anything they built the walls for. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. THEY DIDN'T NEED TO WIN A WAR OF BULLETS. THEY JUST NEEDED TO TURN OFF OUR LIGHTS.When a coordinated electromagnetic pulse kills the American power grid on an October evening, fire captain and paramedic Jacob Rome is on shift and thirty miles from home. No warning. No explanation. Just silence where the hum of civilization used to be. His wife Olivia, an ER nurse, is already counting water jugs before he makes it back to Fall Creek.Within hours, the rules change. Within days, the food stops moving. Within weeks, the people who couldn't adapt start arriving at the fences of those who could.What saves them isn't one family. It's a neighborhood. The Romes and the families around them on ten acres of timber and creek-fed land in Oregon's Cascade foothills do the only thing that makes sense: they hold what they have and build what they need. A well. A garden. A gate. A perimeter. Nathan plants the rows. Jeff keeps the engines turning. Caleb finds a signal in the static. Karen builds a network no one can jam. Olivia runs triage in a barn with a scalpel and a memory. They become the Pocket, a name earned through a winter of rationing, armed standoffs, and the math of calories against mouths.But survival draws attention. Every defended wall advertises what's behind it, and the Pocket becomes visible to people who have stopped asking and started taking.As spring replaces the starvation gap and the garden produces faster than they can preserve, the neighborhood faces a harder question than how to stay alive. Reports filter in from the coast: ships on the horizon. Foreign ships. A coalition of displaced nations with nowhere left to go has crossed the Pacific, and what's coming ashore in Oregon isn't a raiding party. It's a migration. Armed, organized, and enormous.The Pocket was built to survive a crisis. Now it has to survive what comes after.The EMP wasn't the end of America. It was the opening move.The Pocket is the first book in the Western Eclipse series, a post-EMP survival thriller set in rural Oregon, where the distance between neighbors is measured in trust and the cost of holding a line is counted in the people you become. A neighborhood in rural Oregon bands together to survive after an EMP kills the grid. But staying alive draws attention, and what's coming from across the Pacific is bigger than anything they built the walls for. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. The Pocket | An EMP Survival Thriller | C. J. Lenz | Taschenbuch | The Western Eclipse Series | Englisch | 2026 | CAMC Publishing | EAN 9798952364035 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…