Wyoming Fall

In the October Fall World

De: Millie Copper, LA Bayles, Boyd Craven Jr.

Narrado por: Hayli Henderson

If an EMP instantly changed the world as you knew it, would you be able to survive?

Lauren and her family had been grieving the unimaginable loss of her husband, just trying to make it from one day to the next. Things were just starting to return to a semblance of normal. Her daughter, Elsie, was in college, and the family's businesses were thriving. They were even planning their annual end-of-season trip to Yellowstone with her in-laws. Then, in the blink of an eye, an EMP changed everything for them.

Now they are in a fight for survival, trying to keep their loved ones alive as society collapses around them. With law enforcement a thing of the past, evil lurks around every corner, and their once peaceful town of Cody, Wyoming, has turned into a powder keg. Can Lauren and her family survive in this new apocalyptic world? Will they ever be safe again?

©2023 Millie Copper (P)2025 Millie Copper

Gripping with a bold premise

From the very first page, Wyoming Fall grips you with its bold premise: an EMP wipes away society’s safeguards, leaving the small town of Cody, Wyoming, and its residents scrambling for survival in a world turned upside down. The setting feels vivid and grounded, transforming what could be a generic apocalypse scenario into something authentic and deeply human. The authors—Millie Copper, L.A. Bayles, and Boyd Craven Jr.—anchor the story in a recognizable place and community, giving the reader a strong sense of realism and belonging even as everything familiar collapses.

The characters are compelling, particularly Lauren, a woman who has already endured loss and is just beginning to rebuild her life when disaster strikes again. Her struggles feel both personal and universal, inviting readers to connect emotionally as she and those around her face the unimaginable. The tension never lets up; with law enforcement gone and evil lurking around every corner, there’s a constant sense of danger that keeps the pages turning. Yet, the book is not merely about action and survival—it carries emotional weight. The heartbreak of losing stability, the flicker of hope amid chaos, and the strength of human resilience all combine to create a story that resonates beyond its apocalyptic setting.

For fans of the shared-world concept, Wyoming Fall adds depth and variety to the broader “In The October Fall World” universe. Each author brings a fresh perspective, and this entry stands out for its balance between individual struggle and community endurance. The novel can be enjoyed as part of the series or as a standalone story, so new readers can dive in without feeling lost.

If you enjoy post-apocalyptic fiction that balances survival drama with strong character development and a palpable sense of place, Wyoming Fall is an excellent choice. It’s cleanly written, engaging, and thought-provoking, posing that timeless question: “What would I do if everything changed in a moment?” While it doesn’t lean into extreme violence or horror, that restraint gives the book a broader appeal, emphasizing humanity over shock value.

Overall, Wyoming Fall delivers a satisfying blend of character-driven storytelling and high-tension survival in a uniquely American West setting. You’ll find yourself caring about the characters, invested in their fates, and eager to see how they endure when the world goes dark. It’s a powerful, heart-filled addition to the post-apocalyptic genre and a standout entry in the October Fall world—highly recommended for readers who crave grit, emotion, and hope woven together.