Martial Law Fiction

From a relatively normal American life to a survival situation in moments, this story follows the Drummond family as they learn to adapt to a now, very different community...and world. Beginning on a bitter cold January night, the story begins with a series of earthquakes tearing through the Pacific Northwest....and in the following days the family--and the nation--face challenges from unexpected sources....

A president, with an election looming as his second term nears an end, conspires with the wealthy and politically powerful Boston Brahmin to bring the country to its knees. While ordinary Americans struggle for survival, others demand answers. A centuries old cadre of Bostonians with roots dating back to the Founding Fathers, are forced to face the tough questions....

The old world is gone forever. The Great Cataclysm has left the planet on its knees, and over 2 billion people are dead. Now the dust has settled, and all of mankind's greatest achievements lay in ruins, from the modern metropolis of New York to the grand old cities of London and Paris and the ancient pyramids of Egypt - everything is destroyed. EARTH IS UNDERGOING A GRAND RESET With nature holding sway over the fate of the world, the survivors strive to overcome the catastrophe that has broken their lives and threatens the very existence of the human race. Scott Cook and his companions ...

Without warning, Hilo Hawaii is destroyed by a tsunami from the Big One in California. Chopper pilot Reyna sees the tsunami unfolding firsthand, and gets those evacuation sirens sounding. Navy officer Tim coordinates disaster response, earning promotion to Resource Coordinator for all of Hawai’i. He’s suddenly responsible for rationing for 1.5 million people, under martial law in a crashed economy. It’s an impossible job. But while in Hilo, Tim meets Reyna. The practical officer can’t resist the fun pilot. Tim wins no fans with his rationing. But Reyna has an idea. While he juggles ...

The storms before the Calm. Climate catastrophe looms while they're making other plans. Freedom dies, and the United States begins to unravel. These four prequels introduce characters from the Calm Act and Feral America series. Civilly Disobedient: Tech whisperer Dee Baker attends a political rally in Philadelphia, to find out what news the government is so desperate to hide. Dust of Kansas: A new Dust Bowl deepens. Race riots and refugees fill the news. And Army scholars war-game the collapse of the United States due to climate change. Major Emmett MacLaren vets the Calm Act, a plan to ...

26 light-years from Earth, on a world of perfect weather and buried secrets, a fragile colony rises from alien lumber and human grit. Retired General Rome Bradshaw hammers the last nail into Terminal City—a sprawling wooden outpost meant to shelter scientists, lovers, and the last hope of a dying alien race. But perfection is a lie. Ancient bones whisper of genocide. A 3,000-year-old plague ship claws free from the earth. And across the crimson hills, descendants of a forgotten invasion march with stone staffs and a single demand: one hostage, forever. When the price of peace is two ...

Oliver Lawe's biggest concern at the start of Monday was to stave off boredom while he was on rotation home. That changed when the base exploded with action when martial law was declared. Arming themselves to the teeth, Oliver and his squad rode a tank in the convoy out, prepared to tackle anything to preserve peace. When a figure throwing magic and monsters appeared, Oliver knew they weren't prepared at all. By a series of bizarre events, Oliver somehow managed to survive the onslaught that ripped his ranks apart, but only at a great cost.