Tj Reed

Chased by Death, Driven by Hope (The Last Safe Place Chronicles, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

When the world burned, survival was just the beginning.

Matt and his convoy of survivors escaped the cave system with their lives, but not their peace. With hostile forces closing in and the fallout still choking the land, every mile north brings new dangers. From shattered towns and ghostly farmlands to an enemy convoy led by a ruthless hunter, their journey is no longer about hiding. It's about enduring.

Alliances will be tested. Secrets will surface. Blood will be spilled.

As the group pushes toward the uncertain safety in the north, hope becomes more than a dream, it's a weapon. And in this new world, weapons are paid for in blood.

This is the gripping second book in The Last Safe Place Chronicles, where survival isn't guaranteed, and the cost of hope may be everything.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: TJ Reed
• Erscheinungstermin: 29. Oktober 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798232179199
• Artikelnr.: 75773585

Autorenporträt

Tanner J Reed is a former Marine turned writer who crafts gritty, emotionally charged survival fiction rooted in realism. Blending tactical insight with deep character focus, Tanner explores how ordinary people respond when the world unravels around them. His stories are steeped in real-world scenarios, prepper wisdom, and the unshakable bonds of family forged in crisis.

His debut novel, What Lies Beneath the Fallout, launches The Last Safe Place Chroniclesa post-apocalyptic series that delves into survival, leadership, and the silent threats that wait in the shadows.

Tanner lives in the Midwest with his wife, three sons, and three fiercely loyal German Shepherds who believe they run the house. He believes the best plans are made in worst-case scenarios, and knows that sometimes, the scariest part of a story isn't what's outside... it's what's already inside.