Pyros

Whisper Ridge: After the Pulse, Book 3

De: Sean Liscom

Narrado por: Christopher Lane

In the wake of the blizzard, the world didn’t thaw; it ignited. Volcanic ash drifted through the broken sky, settling over Whisper Ridge as survivors from Redemption Ridge staggered out of the ruin and into our gates. We took them in because it was the right thing to do. Because no one else would. Because leadership meant more than keeping the lights on. But the fires outside weren’t the ones that scared me.

Whisper Ridge swelled overnight, and with every new face came another opinion about how things should be run. Old grudges smoldered beside fresh ambitions. Some whispered that I’d lost my edge. Others said I’d never earned the right to lead in the first place. And one voice, calm, clever, and patient, began turning those whispers into something sharper.

As ashfall gave way to floods and the mountains groaned under the weight of a world coming apart, I found myself fighting a different kind of storm. Not the kind that tears down walls, but the kind that turns neighbor against neighbor. The kind that burns from the inside out.

Pyros is the story of a community pushed to its breaking point, and a leader forced to confront the truth that the most dangerous fire isn’t the one on the horizon. It’s the one already burning in the hearts of the people he swore to protect.

©2026 Sean Liscom (P)2026 Creative Texts Publishers, LLC

Gritty Apocalyptic Thriller

Fun , moving, and entertaining writing that has you begging for more. Another masterclass by Liscom.

whisper ridge pyros

another one that is his out of the park! Great as usual. can't wait for the next chapter in the series

Holy cow

As the third and possibly last book in the series, granted, Mr. Liscom did leave it open for maybe another one I am genuinely impressed the flow of the book the precision in details when it comes to the knowledge about the various subjects really stands out and it keeps you wanting to come back. I only downloaded this booka couple days ago and listen to it in about a day and a half of driving and what Mr. Liscom rights keeps my mind going while I’m on the road and just like he said a book gotta keep moving forward.