On My Way

Henry’s world ended the day the airport burned. Now, with only a satchel, a plan, and one last promise to his wife, he walks hundreds of miles through the wreckage of civilization—armed with nothing but grit, wit, and the fading signal of a distant phone call.

It was never just one bad day. It was a few bad days—each worse than the last. Now I'm home, and somehow, it's worse here. My wife is baking cookies. The solar power's on. The kids are smiling like nothing's wrong. But the neighbors are dead. The girl I rescued isn't who I thought she was. And someone—somewhere—is coming for her.

One bad month destroyed the country. Now Henry Cade must decide what rebuilding it will cost his family. After surviving the long road east, Henry finally delivers Juniper to her father—President Harlan Maddox—and brings his wounded son and shattered wife inside the government’s last secure compound. It should be a sanctuary. Instead, Henry finds a leader who has all but abandoned the country, a base breached from within, and desperate communities turning on one another beyond the wire.