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Andy in the Apocalypse 3
(2026)(The third book in the Andy in the Apocalypse series)
A novel by Plum Parrot
The invasion is coming. It's just going to have to get in line.
Andy has a deadline—the day the System throws Earth's doors open to the rest of the universe—and nowhere near enough time to be ready. A goblin horde is massing in the foothills. Dungeons past the mesa don't care how many levels he's earned. And a rival survivor scheming to bring down peaceful settlements like his own.
So Andy does the only thing that's ever worked: he gets stronger. New classes, new enchantments, a weapon finally worthy of a name. The System keeps offering power, and Andy keeps paying for it, because every level he earns is one more thing between his people and the dark.
And his people keep multiplying. Mesquite Mesa isn't a trailer park anymore; it's a town, with councils, elections, and hundreds of survivors who look to Andy to make the calls nobody else wants to. He never asked to be anyone's ultimate authority. But the found family he stumbled into is counting on him to hold the line.
The countdown is almost done. When it runs out, Andy will learn whether everything he's built was ever going to be enough.
From Plum Parrot, the bestselling author of Victor of Tucson, comes the third book in the Andy in the Apocalypse series—a progression fantasy about leadership, sacrifice, and the cost of building something worth defending.
Genre: GameLit
Andy has a deadline—the day the System throws Earth's doors open to the rest of the universe—and nowhere near enough time to be ready. A goblin horde is massing in the foothills. Dungeons past the mesa don't care how many levels he's earned. And a rival survivor scheming to bring down peaceful settlements like his own.
So Andy does the only thing that's ever worked: he gets stronger. New classes, new enchantments, a weapon finally worthy of a name. The System keeps offering power, and Andy keeps paying for it, because every level he earns is one more thing between his people and the dark.
And his people keep multiplying. Mesquite Mesa isn't a trailer park anymore; it's a town, with councils, elections, and hundreds of survivors who look to Andy to make the calls nobody else wants to. He never asked to be anyone's ultimate authority. But the found family he stumbled into is counting on him to hold the line.
The countdown is almost done. When it runs out, Andy will learn whether everything he's built was ever going to be enough.
From Plum Parrot, the bestselling author of Victor of Tucson, comes the third book in the Andy in the Apocalypse series—a progression fantasy about leadership, sacrifice, and the cost of building something worth defending.
Genre: GameLit
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