Fury

The new post-apocalypse nation of Alaska has been abandoned by the United States again. Can Chuck and his followers rebuild a new world from the ashes?

It's been ten years since the triumphant return of Chuck, his family, and his fellow settlers to a new, post-nuclear-war Alaska.

It's been nine years since the UN recognized Alaska as a new nation under United States protection.

Now, a struggling United States has abandoned them again.

Good people have died. New enemies have arisen. And once again, Chuck is faced with dragging a new Alaska, kicking and screaming, into the modern era.

It won't be an easy road. Chuck is still struggling with the death of his wife. Resources have dwindled to nearly nothing. And though he has the strength of his growing children to rely on, the way forward is difficult – almost hopeless.

But they will prevail.

Along the way, Chuck and his followers will see who their real friends are. He will understand the value of sacrifice and the true meaning of bravery once again. And he will learn, and teach, a single, hard, essential lesson:

You can only rise as high as you're willing to imagine.

The exciting and inspiring sequel to the best-selling End Times Alaska trilogy is finally here! See where Endure, Run, and Return have brought your favorite heroes … and see what lies in store for their community and their world!

Craig Martelle is a successful author, having published ten books in 2016. He’s pulled from more than twenty years of experience in the Marine Corps, his legal education, and his business consulting career in order to write about engaging characters within an authentic narrative. Although Martelle has written in multiple genres, what he believes most compelling are in-depth characters dealing with real-world issues. Life lessons of a great story can be applied now or fifty years in the future. Some things are universal.

Through a bizarre series of events, he ended up in Fairbanks, Alaska. But he loves it there. It is off the beaten path; natural beauty at its finest. He and his wife watch the northern lights from their driveway. Temps can reach forty below zero. From three and a half hours of daylight in the winter to twenty-four hours in the summer. It’s all part of the give and take of life. If they didn’t have those extremes, then everyone would live there.

If you liked the End Times Alaska series, Craig would appreciate it if you checked out some of his other stories – for grit, try the Terry Henry Walton Chronicles; for a Young Adult, old-school-master approach, look to the Free Trader Series. Thank you so much for buying and reading his books – that’s what gives an author the greatest satisfaction.