Apocalypse Mission

Aurora Carter sells her pottery in an art boutique in Grand Marais, Minnesota, and she doesn’t believe in God. When Drew, her long-lost Christian cousin and an investigative journalist, mails her a package with a warning to open it at once, she ignores it. Just another attempt to save my spiritual life, she thinks. At a séance, a dark spirit warns her never to open the parcel.

After the Chinese EMP attack and the nuclear strike on Chicago, Aurora, Brett, Tyler, and Lisette head north through darkened towns and streets filled with chaos and violence. Lying comatose in the back seat of their ancient Pontiac is Eli, the mysterious holy man? Who is he, and why did the notebook command them to save him? When they arrive at Aurora’s isolated forest cabin, the town of Grand Marais is without electricity, and food supplies are dwindling. As civilization itself collapses, how will they survive?

Aurora has been captured, and her brothers and friends don’t know where the squaddies have taken her. Still playing the role of billionaire Greyson Ross, Tyler has left the Ministry of Truth for personal reasons, and the director isn’t happy about it. Tyler and the others are now devoted to doing everything they can to locate, and if possible, to rescue Aurora. But clues are few, and if they can’t find her soon, they fear she’ll be executed.