Collapsing World: Stolen Treasure: Book 3

by G. Allen Mercer

In Stolen Treasure, the final book in the best selling Collapsing World series, Specialist Clark and Emma know that their time is running out as they fight against the onslaught of a war in an attempt to save the lives of Jack, Lucy and Penny. But they are not the only ones fighting for survival; David and Tasha have finally escaped the destruction and chaos of Birmingham, and find themselves working with two other families caught up in the same tragedy. Little do they know that their newfound relationship with the Tiller and Burrows families might actually put them into more danger. Stolen Treasure is the ultimate crossover book; bridging the gap between the Collapsing World of Clark, Emma and Perez, with the Worst Case Scenario life of Ian, Leah and Grace. Come along for a final journey that will answer some of your burning questions from both series, while whetting your appetite for what is to come. There are very few journeys worth the risk, except for those that are in search for Stolen Treasure.

222 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 5, 2018

About the author

Allen is a passionate writer and storyteller. He mixes faith and fiction into something that is enjoyable and vibrant.
He has three series available on Amazon: Worst Case Scenario, Collapsing World, and Underlying Grace.

Look for the new book: Justin Flowers and the Orb of Time to release Spring 2018.

When he is not writing, Allen balances being a devoted husband and father with a lifelong career in sales coaching and management. He is an active member in his church in Birmingham, and routinely helps his wife plan and lead mission trips to Central America.

Reviews

[Karina Halt · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was a thrilling conclusion to the Collapsing World series! Very good! Highly Recommended!

[Mike · Rating 2 out of 5]

The worse of the series

This was a phoned in story....maybe to get the series finished. Rushed with very little meat. Groups of people that are well more trained than active military ( I can believe this true but not this many in a small area) I should have given up with book 2 saved $2. BTW- .50 cal mg does not have a "trigger", it is fired via thumb paddles from the rear while holding vertical handles....