Late For Doomsday: a thrilling novella of nuclear survival

What would you do in a modern-day nuclear crisis? Would you leave behind your job at the risk of being fired if nothing--which you pray for--happens? Twin brothers Sheldon and Ellis are keeping a close eye on the development of a war between China and the United States. When it looks like it is about to go nuclear, they realize how close they are drawing the line between evacuation and sheltering in place. On the eve of the war, one brother is poised to head for their remote desert ranch while the other constructs a hasty shelter for his wife who refuses to leave. Their individual choices are dilemmas that many of us would face if our coworkers and bosses remained unconvinced that a nuclear holocaust was just days away. Can they make it out in time and is a shelter of cobbled together materials enough to protect from deadly fallout? Late For Doomsday is a novella that looks at the often neglected aspects of nuclear war in action; evacuation and shelter life. Join the brothers in their gritty tale of survival.SENSITIVE READERS: For those readers who are particularly sensitive to vulgar language, this book may not be suitable for all audiences.

• | Author: Don Shift
• | Publisher: Independently published
• | Publication Date: Sep 28, 2019
• | Number of Pages: 113 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback
• | ISBN-10: 1696123224
• | ISBN-13: 9781696123228