Massachusetts Fall
(2025)(A book in the In the October Fall World series)
A novel by Karen McDonald and Michael McDonald
In the aftermath of a devastating EMP attack that cripples the United States, Matt Bradley is stranded 100 miles from home. Desperate to get home to his wife, Catherine, and their three young children, he is left with no choice but to walk.
Back in Lexington, Massachusetts, Catherine is left to fend for herself and their children as their Boston suburb descends into chaos. Aided by her friend and neighbor Ellen, Catherine makes plans to escape to their cabin in the mountains.
Meanwhile, their eccentric neighbor, Brian Kirby, attempts to insert himself into Catherine’s life, offering help that may be more sinister than supportive. As Matt battles the odds to return to his family, Catherine must navigate a dangerous new world and the unsettling attention of Brian.
Massachusetts Fall is the story of ordinary Americans trying to navigate a nation-wide disaster while facing an uncertain future together.
This is a family-friendly post-apocalyptic EMP story with a thread of faith and trust in God woven into the storyline. There are no scenes to make you blush and no language to offend. Due to the genre, there are some depictions of graphic violence. The story is suitable for older teens and adults.
Genre: Science Fiction
Back in Lexington, Massachusetts, Catherine is left to fend for herself and their children as their Boston suburb descends into chaos. Aided by her friend and neighbor Ellen, Catherine makes plans to escape to their cabin in the mountains.
Meanwhile, their eccentric neighbor, Brian Kirby, attempts to insert himself into Catherine’s life, offering help that may be more sinister than supportive. As Matt battles the odds to return to his family, Catherine must navigate a dangerous new world and the unsettling attention of Brian.
Massachusetts Fall is the story of ordinary Americans trying to navigate a nation-wide disaster while facing an uncertain future together.
This is a family-friendly post-apocalyptic EMP story with a thread of faith and trust in God woven into the storyline. There are no scenes to make you blush and no language to offend. Due to the genre, there are some depictions of graphic violence. The story is suitable for older teens and adults.
Genre: Science Fiction
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