Fall of the Cities: Planting the Orchard

by Vance Huxley

FBT review:

"Fall of the Cities: Planting the Orchard" is an enthralling Science Fiction novel that will captivate readers in search of a gripping indie book. In a world on the brink of collapse, Corporal Harry Miller navigates chaos and desperation to protect his sister and her children. With rioting and shortages rampant, Harry must create a safe haven for a diverse group of survivors, bracing for a clash between the military and rioters. Vance Huxley's riveting storytelling paints a vivid picture of a society on the edge, where resource scarcity drives people to extreme measures. If you're seeking an adrenaline-fueled, thought-provoking read, "Fall of the Cities: Planting the Orchard" is the perfect indie eBook to satisfy your hunger for a compelling story.

Publisher Description:

The world is falling apart. Terrorists spark a worldwide oil and gas crisis while imports grind to a halt. Europe and Britain are erupting into chaos as food runs out and desperate people take matters into their own hands.

As the government begins to seal off rioting parts of the city, Corporal Harry Miller takes an offered discharge to get his sister and her kids to safety. But he’s not fast enough. Trapped in the city with a rag-tag collection of ordinary citizens, Harry struggles to create a small pocket of stability - a place to ride out the coming confrontation between rioters and the Army, and save themselves from complete annihilation.