Fall of the Cities: Branching Out

by Vance Huxley

FBT review:

Fall of the Cities: Branching Out, by Vance Huxley, is a captivating Science Fiction book that will keep you at the edge of your seat. Set in a post-apocalyptic world, where survival is the ultimate goal, this book follows the story of Orchard Close and the cabal's struggle to ensure its survival. With food production becoming scarcer, the cabal is looking for gardeners and women of loose morals, which results in interesting and dangerous situations. But when a common enemy, The General, threatens their existence, Orchard Close must forge alliances with their former enemies for the ultimate showdown. The book is a page-turner, with exciting and unexpected plot twists that will keep you guessing until the very end. If you are a lover of indie books and science fiction, Fall of the Cities: Branching Out is a must-read. Get your copy now and immerse yourself in this world of survival, alliances, and strategy.

Publisher Description:

Three years and hundreds of bullets later, Orchard Close is holding together. The cabal dreams up more ways to get their latest group of requirements: gardeners and women of loose morals. Food production is a major concern, for the marts and for the enclaves. Caddi pushes Harold with his new games, taunting, testing and trying to figure out what makes him tick – so he can exploit it.

A common enemy, The General, smashes smaller enclaves, combines gangs and makes a wide sweep for control of the city, aligning the GOFS, Barbies and Orchard Close for their biggest fight yet. In this new world, only the strategic survive, but can they survive their temporary alliances?