Samuel Ashlar

Wasteland Waif Samuel Ashlar

When a series of catastrophes turn the United States of America into the New American Desert and most of the continent dies of starvation, famine, and battles between rival warlords, Alexa Baker stayed alive.
When "the Dark Months" came and dust storms blotted out the sun, Alexa lived in her bunker, happy and safe, her belly full of nutritious "Doomsday Prepper" food and her mind stimulated by National Geographic magazines.
When the remaining warlords formed colorfully horrifying cannibal gangs and took over the New American Desert, she'd stayed calm and defended her fortified home in the Pennsylvanian countryside.
But dammit, she'd run out of Kool-Aid. Now she had to "bug out" and make her way across the country to a safe haven with her grandparents in Arizona. Will our spunky and ferocious heroine be able to survive the harrowing journey? Or will what desertification and decay have done to America destroy her, too?
Wasteland Waif: The Dry Journey sizzles with fiery intensity and furious action. This fast-paced book inherits the tradition of the satire of politics and society directly from George A. Romero and wears the mantle proudly.