Strike Point - Adrift: An EMP Blackout Survival Novel

by Emerson Hawk

In the End, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends. - Martin Luther King, Jr.

Months after an EMP has taken down the grid, John and Laura work tirelessly to get back home.

But even their newfound comrades can’t save them from the evil that awaits.

America has been infiltrated by a force that only wants to see the country burn and it’s citizens turned into slaves…or worse.

Hard decisions have to be made, and the wrong ones could be fatal.

Kindle Edition

Published May 30, 2016

Reviews

[RJ · Rating 4 out of 5]

The journey up river was long and perilous. There were several accounts of running into trouble which they managed to fight their way out of and one account where they were all captured, held as captives, and tortured. The decision to go into the city to find their home was a dangerous and questionable one. By the time they got there their house was in ruins. Much is said and implied of the Muslim people we have let into our country. Much blame is led there, not only for the Muslims but for the way we have left our country open to any and all that want to come in. How much is true? You decide for yourself. Right or wrong, revenge or justice, much is left for you to interpret and contemplate upon. There is no mention of book four, but there must be one; too many loopholes left open. I’ll keep a lookout for number four.

[Cherye Elliott · Rating 5 out of 5]

Strike Point

I learned a new word. Taqiya.

I am thoroughly enjoying this series. It reads like some one is telling you a story. We watch our characters make insane life choices that make us pull our hair but in the end it comes out okay.

We are seeing what political correctness can do to our country.

[gilberto padilla · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow great read

Really enjoyed the books hope to see book 4 to close the loop getting home to Ben farm and work with General Knox in rebuilding the USA