Carl Lakeland

The Wine Cellar (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

The Wine Cellar

Carl Lakeland

The world doesn't end with sirens. It ends with people choosing what they're willing to live with.

Michael sees the signs early-supply chains tightening, voices on the news changing, small warnings everyone else ignores. While the world reassures itself, he prepares quietly, turning his garage into a wine cellar built for more than bottles.

When the unthinkable happens, Michael and Charlotte retreat underground as the city above them burns, fractures, and forgets its rules. What follows isn't survival fantasy-it's survival reality. Scarcity. Silence. Choices that can't be undone.

Then comes the knock at the door.

As radiation settles and society sheds its civility, Michael and Charlotte are forced to confront the hardest truth of collapse: you can't save everyone-and trying might cost you everything.

The Wine Cellar is a tense, intimate post-apocalyptic short story about preparation, love under pressure, and the moral stains survival leaves behind.

Because surviving the end of the world is easy. Living with what you did afterward is not.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Carl Lakeland
• Erscheinungstermin: 28. Dezember 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798232493028
• Artikelnr.: 76258075

Autorenporträt

Carl Lakeland writes fiction that explores consequence, survival, and the quiet moments that follow collapse.

His work moves between literary fiction, thrillers, and post-apocalyptic narratives, often centred on characters pushed beyond certainty and forced to reckon with what remains.

Drawing on a lifelong interest in history, human behaviour, and systems under pressure, Lakeland's stories favour restraint over spectacle and moral weight over easy resolution.

His characters are rarely heroes in the traditional sense; they are people navigating the aftermath of decisions already made.

Carl Lakeland lives and writes in Melbourne Australia.