Hell hath come

by Matthew Bailey

When an emergency broadcast reveals that an extinction-level asteroid is on a collision course with Earth, Jack Roberts watches his ordinary Saturday morning shatter. The truth is worse than the impact itself, while the world lived in ignorance, a secret plan was set in motion to evacuate a chosen few to Mars.

Now, as chaos consumes the planet, Jack is faced with an impossible save himself, or sacrifice everything to give his wife and son a chance at survival.

Torn apart by betrayal, desperation, and love, Jack wanders a collapsing world where humanity reveals its truest self, some clinging to hope, others to violence, and a few to fleeting kindness in the face of doom.

Hell Hath Come is a gripping tale of sacrifice and survival at the end of the world, an apocalyptic journey of one man’s final week on Earth, and the legacy he hopes to leave behind.

107 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 22, 2025

Reviews

[Julia · Rating 3 out of 5]

You follow a man named Jack who is living through the last literal week of Earth. while the premise is good I had a hard time with it. it felt like it was meant to be more poetic but ended up feeling like a constant repeat of the same words in a different order, if that makes sense.

Overall a solid three and I hope more people read it to give their opinions on it.

[Tayler · Rating 5 out of 5]

Love this book ! Chaos, heartbreak, tough choices, and a fight to survive. I couldn’t put it down. Highly recommend! If you like end-of-the-world stories that stick with you, you need to read this.