Scotland's Nuclear Bunker

In a ruined Scotland where the rain can melt skin and the young hunt the living, sixteen‑year‑old Hex has survived longer than anyone expected — but survival always has a cost.

Hex, Sock, and Feather live hidden in the treetops, clinging to scraps of food and fading hope. The Youngsters roam the regrown forests, feral and hungry. The Scouts — older, armed, and impossibly alive — speak of a rumoured underground bunker where food is plentiful, the air is clean, and the sickness cannot reach.

When the Youngsters close in and their fragile shelter is no longer safe, Hex is forced to make a choice: stay and starve, or risk everything to find the bunker before the hunters find them.

But the journey is brutal. The rain can kill. The forests hide enemies. And the bunker may not be the salvation they imagine — or welcome strangers at all.

A tense, atmospheric dystopian novella set in a ravaged Scotland, Scotland's Nuclear Bunker blends survival, danger, and found‑family bonds in a world where every decision could be your last. Perfect for readers who enjoy bunker‑based dystopias, post‑apocalyptic thrillers, and fast‑paced survival fiction, such as the Silo and Sand series by Hugh Howey.

Book One of Scotland's Nuclear Bunker series.