A War of Wolves and Men. A Post-Apocalyptic EMP Survival Thriller (en Inglés) - Scott Lochlan

The world didn't end quietly.

On an ordinary Tuesday, every electronic device on the continent went dark. No warning. No explanation. No going back.

Within sixty days, sixty percent of the population was dead.

William Mints (former Army Ranger, wilderness survival instructor, and the kind of man people called paranoid right up until the moment they desperately needed him) emerges from the chaos of a collapsed South Dakota with forty-four survivors at his back and a brutal truth burning in his chest: civilization was never three meals deep. It was always this. Teeth and darkness and the question of who you become when the rules disappear.

Gathering his people beneath the stone faces of Mount Rushmore, Will forges them into something the Black Hills have never seen. They call themselves the Wolves.

They are exactly that.

As Will fights to hold his fractured group together (battling rival factions, crushing internal betrayal, and leading a warpath through a valley soaked in blood and hard choices), he finds in the brilliant, fierce Anastasia Voss something he didn't know he was still capable of: love. And something he didn't know was still possible: a future.

But the Wolves are not alone in the Hills.

A real wolf pack runs the eastern drainage. A warlord named Carver is building something terrible to the north. And a man named Tim (devout, unintimidated, and more dangerous than any warlord) is assembling an army of two hundred and fifty men who believe, with absolute conviction, that the Wolves must be destroyed.

Not because they are weak.

Because they are wrong.

A War of Wolves and Men is a savage, philosophical, achingly human story about the price of survival, the corruption of power, the wolves we become when civilization falls...and the stubborn, impossible fire that keeps burning in the people who refuse to stop building.

Some men break the world.

Some men build it back.

And some men run with wolves in the dark, and know the difference between the two.