Skinwalkers of the EMP: A Post-Apocalyptic EMP Survival Thriller

The lights went out. The old things woke up.When an electromagnetic pulse drops the entire power grid in a single second, the Kesars think their biggest problem is survival. No power. No phones. No engines. Just a Russian hillbilly family on a homestead in Amish country, a pantry that won't last the month, and four guns between them and whatever comes next.But the Kesar kids have always known something their parents refused to believe. There's something in the deep woods at the edge of their property. Something that wears the deer wrong. Something that taps on six-year-old Isaiah's window at night and asks him to come out and play.For thirty years, the yard light kept it back at the treeline.Now there is no yard light. There is no glow anywhere on Earth. And the thing in the woods has been waiting a very long time for the noise to stop.As the full moon swells night by night, the skinwalkers close in, wearing the family's faces, stealing their voices, whispering through the cracks in their hearts. Bullets don't work. Locks don't hold. And the only weapons left are the old-country ones the family's grandmother believed in: salt, silver, iron, and a love fierce enough to leave the dark no room to take.To save their youngest, the Kesars will have to go into the deep woods where the deer won't follow. They'll have to learn the rules older than the world. And they'll discover that you don't beat the old things by killing them.You beat them by making it even.A relentless post-apocalyptic survival horror thriller about family, sacrifice, and the price of a debt paid in blood. Perfect for fans of small-town terror, EMP survival fiction, and folk horror that gets under your skin and stays there.Some doors, once opened, only close one way.Lock the door. Mind your treeline.And whatever you do, don't answer when it calls your name.

Pagina's: 203, Paperback, Independently published