RED/BLUE

The world ended overnight. Nobody knows why. And surviving may be the least of their problems.

Penn and Farrah Fletcher have barely begun their marriage when the world they know disappears.

What should have been a peaceful honeymoon in a secluded mountain cabin becomes a desperate fight for survival. Civilization has collapsed without warning. Violence spreads through towns and cities. Ordinary people turn against one another, and something far more disturbing seems to be happening to those who remain.

Nobody knows what's responsible. A virus? Something in the air? An invasion? The explanations are almost as frightening as the things people have begun to witness.

Forced from their mountain refuge, Penn and Farrah encounter a world where trust can get you killed and kindness has become a dangerous luxury.

Eventually, they find shelter at Vernon High, where an unlikely collection of survivors has transformed a school into a fortified community. Classrooms become living quarters. The football field becomes farmland. Rules are established, responsibilities assigned, and for the first time since the collapse, the possibility of an ordinary life begins to feel almost believable.

But the walls keeping danger out cannot protect them from everything growing within.

As fear, ambition, loyalty, and suspicion begin reshaping their fragile society, Penn and Farrah discover that rebuilding civilization may require confronting the very things that helped destroy it.

RED/BLUE is a gripping post-apocalyptic novel about survival, human nature, and the uneasy boundary between the monsters we fear and the people we become when there is nothing left to lose.