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EMP Survival in a Powerless World #70
Winter Homestead: A Small Town Post Apocalypse EMP Thriller
In the face of global chaos, the power of a close family unit and a self-sufficient homestead becomes their greatest weapon.
In a world on the brink of collapse, Chelsea Logan's once simple life on the outskirts of Chicago becomes a fortress of survival. As an EMP disaster looms and society edges towards chaos, Chelsea must transform her humble homestead into a prepper fortress for her husband, Henry, and their young son, James. With limited resources and the threat of societal breakdown, Chelsea's winter homestead and close-knit family become the heart of their existence.
In a world on the brink of collapse, Chelsea Logan's once simple life on the outskirts of Chicago becomes a fortress of survival. As an EMP disaster looms and society edges towards chaos, Chelsea must transform her humble homestead into a prepper fortress for her husband, Henry, and their young son, James. With limited resources and the threat of societal breakdown, Chelsea's winter homestead and close-knit family become the heart of their existence.
236 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 5, 2024
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March 13, 2024
Ho-hum
Being a free book, it was something to read on my genre. The story moved along ok but was really simple. There were a few mentions of prayer and the language wasn't tawdry til the final chapter. That was when the author couldn't hold it any longer.
I did finish the book and gave it an average rating. I was being really generous.
Being a free book, it was something to read on my genre. The story moved along ok but was really simple. There were a few mentions of prayer and the language wasn't tawdry til the final chapter. That was when the author couldn't hold it any longer.
I did finish the book and gave it an average rating. I was being really generous.
July 24, 2024
Good story
Just long enough to experience the apocalypse and the challenges the homesteaders faced, but not drawn out over multiple books. One might said it was a Pollyanna view but I enjoyed it.
Just long enough to experience the apocalypse and the challenges the homesteaders faced, but not drawn out over multiple books. One might said it was a Pollyanna view but I enjoyed it.
September 22, 2025
it was ok but not like Colton’s other stories
The premise was good but seemed to drag to me. And i fought the feeling that there was a lot of religion in thought, ie from characters but there was.
Still a good story
The premise was good but seemed to drag to me. And i fought the feeling that there was a lot of religion in thought, ie from characters but there was.
Still a good story
March 12, 2024
Fair
The book had a fair story line, but was very repetitive, unrealistic, and naggy. I had to force myself to finish it.
The book had a fair story line, but was very repetitive, unrealistic, and naggy. I had to force myself to finish it.
March 23, 2024
For the 1st time in a long time, I skimmed the last 30%. Book was really choppy in story line and just don’t like. Was hoping would get better, but just didn’t happen.
January 15, 2025
2.5/5⭐️ this started out as a good concept but wasn’t executed well. The writing was extremely juvenile and repetitive. The dialogue was unbearable.
July 28, 2024
I found this book for free on a website for free kindle books. And I really enjoyed it. The way the author captured the story was done really well. I'd like to see a sequel made as to how life changed once the power was restored, and how many decided to continue living off the grid. Would also like to know if the doctor made it to his daughters house.
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