Fall of the Cities: Putting Down Roots

by Vance Huxley

FBT review:

Fall of the Cities: Putting Down Roots is a gripping Science Fiction novel that takes the reader on a journey through a post-apocalyptic world where survival is the only goal. Written by Vance Huxley, this book brings to life a world ravaged by disease and violence, where only the strong are able to survive. Set in Orchard Close, a small community on the outskirts of a decimated city, the residents must band together in order to fight off gangs and scavengers and keep their community alive. This book delivers a thrilling and intense narrative that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end. Fall of the Cities: Putting Down Roots is perfect for fans of indie books and those who love to read about post-apocalyptic worlds. Get your copy today and experience the thrill of survival!

Publisher Description:

As Harry and the other residents of Orchard Close struggle to survive, a new crop of problems present themselves. Unstable electricity damages equipment, days are spent scavenging for ammo, weapons, food, glass bottles, and of all things, yarn. Elsewhere, gangs carve out their territory throughout the city. Residents pay for protection through coupons, barter or worse. Citizens fleeing the city gangs, violence and lack of food flock to Orchard Close, but how many can they take in? Worse, as time goes by, life changes from surviving to enduring. What's the point of maths if you are going to starve to death? The peace is fragile with only a bullet away from having the whole world change again...and it does.