EMP: Nuclear Spring

In "EMP - Nuclear Spring," the gripping second book of the EMP Series, the select group of survivors in Book One continues to grapple with the devastating aftermath of the EMP and nuclear attacks. With two years having elapsed since the cataclysmic events, the planet remains shrouded in a nuclear winter of unprecedented scale. The EMP assault has left the world's electrical power grids and electronics in ruins, plunging much of humanity into darkness and chaos. The death toll stands at a staggering 90 percent, resulting from the wars that followed the EMP attack and the prolonged impact of the nuclear winter.
Amid this desolate landscape, Colonel Thomas Bradley and his tenacious group of survivors cautiously emerge from their underground sanctuary. However, their brief respite is short-lived, as they find themselves thrust into a new battle, this time against jihadists from Central and South America. These Islamic activists, seeking refuge from the nuclear winter, are determined to establish an Islamic caliphate in the region.
For Samantha, one of the survivors, the stakes are deeply personal as she seeks vengeance for her mother's death at the hands of an Islamic jihadist. Leading her fellow survivors, Samantha valiantly fights to fend off the extremists and protect the mountain they call home. Their resilience is tested as they replenish essential supplies while facing relentless assaults and attacks.
Though the jihadist war is momentarily halted, the survivors know that the struggle for survival is far from over. As the radiation outside subsides, they prepare to face a new wave of attacks, bracing themselves for the next chapter in their harrowing journey.
"EMP - Nuclear Spring" is a heart-pounding continuation of the EMP Series, a tale of courage, sacrifice, and the unyielding determination of those who refuse to succumb to the darkness engulfing their world. As they navigate through treacherous terrain and face formidable adversaries, the survivors cling to hope and solidarity, knowing that their fight for survival is far from finished.