It is not only Mother Nature that tries to kill you, after she has ended the rest of the world. she has, of course, always been everyone's enemy. But now everyone else might be Jed Black's enemy as well. Perhaps not everyone, but how do you sort out the trustworthy, from the evil? It's not like people come with labels attached so you can just check to see if they are okay.

Jed and his pregnant girlfriend Ann continue their struggles against nature and the remains of humanity with tongue in cheek humor and concerted effort. Sure, the world ended... but is that any reason to give up?

Picking up where Isis Rising left off, Jed's family is struggling to keep up. Six people die, a girl disappears and a child is born but there's so much more to this world than living and dying. Jed teaches and learns every day while he tries to keep his family safe. Unfortunately others are doing the same and for them to be happy, Jed's family must suffer in unimaginable ways. The reader knows how Jed deals with people who make his loved ones suffer... Give him an hour to plan and a handful of tools and Jed will rain down terminal vengeance with a fury borne of his own sense of justice....

Jed and Ann work to survive and Ann narrowly escapes the clutches of death.

The Black family confronts a brand new set of horrors, and man's oldest enemy, as they fight for their lives and the safety of their friends. A struggle for survival as old as time leaves a trail of bodies as every main character takes several lives in a gripping tale of violence, murder and victory at great cost. As with real life, fiction often turns out better than real life.