Deluge (Partner)

In a world drowning beneath an unnatural flood, hope rises from the depths...The third explosive installment in Kevin Partner's post-apocalyptic Deluge series follows multiple survivors across a fractured America as they navigate the terrifying new reality left in the wake of mankind's greatest mistake.Bobby Rodriguez's desperate search for his young daughter Maria spans highways and wastelands, pitting him against desperate survivors and ruthless killers. Meanwhile, Ellen "Ellie" Fischer and her unlikely companions race westward with a secret that could determine humanity's future, pursued by a relentless foreign agent with orders to silence them permanently.As Vice President Marian Buchanan leads what remains of the federal government from Pennsylvania, Dr. Edwin "Buzz" Baxter-the man who foresaw the disaster-works frantically to develop a scientific solution that might reverse the catastrophe his colleagues unleashed. But powerful forces conspire to ensure his research never sees the light of day.From the ruins of Edwards Air Force Base to the newly-formed archipelagos of the eastern seaboard, Survivors weaves together the journeys of ordinary people fighting to reunite with loved ones and extraordinary heroes racing against time to prevent a second catastrophe.With each passing day, alliances form and shatter, secrets surface from the rising waters, and the survivors discover that the global flood was only the beginning of humanity's trials.When the waters rose, surviving was just the first challenge. Now the real fight begins. Kevin Partner has been programming computers since 1983 when he bought his first ZX Spectrum and learned BASIC. He's been a professional programmer since the mid 1990s and has been a contributer to PCPro Magazine since 1995.Kevin has an Honours degree in technology and has mastered dozens of programming languages. He is a massive advocate of the Raspberry Pi which he sees as the ideal gateway into programming

In a drowning world frozen by fear, the only way forward is to face the storm...Six months after the catastrophic flood that drowned coastal cities worldwide, survivors face an even deadlier threat-a rapidly advancing ice age that threatens to finish what the waters began. The United States lies fractured: President Buchanan clings to power in what remains of the East, Governor Schultz builds a citizen army in the Mountain States, and California's Governor Booker forges disturbing alliances with foreign powers.When Russian cosmonaut Yuri Sharipov crash-lands with evidence of Chinese activity in Antarctica, engineer Bobby Rodriguez abandons his family to help deliver this explosive intelligence to the president. Meanwhile, marine biologist Ellie Fischer and teenage Jodi Baxter infiltrate California on a mission that becomes desperately personal when they discover Jodi's father-long presumed dead-working alongside Governor Booker.As scientist Dr. Edwin "Buzz" Baxter leads a dangerous expedition north toward Chicago to discover the source of the unnatural freeze, he confronts the horrifying possibility that his xenobot creation has triggered an extinction-level event beyond anyone's control.With multiple storylines converging and the ice advancing relentlessly southward, the scattered survivors must navigate treacherous political waters, unexpected alliances, and devastating betrayals in a desperate race to save what remains of humanity.The thrilling fifth installment in the Deluge series raises the stakes to their highest level yet, forcing characters to their breaking points as they confront both human cruelty and unexpected compassion in a world where nothing can be taken for granted-not even survival itself. Kevin Partner has been programming computers since 1983 when he bought his first ZX Spectrum and learned BASIC. He's been a professional programmer since the mid 1990s and has been a contributer to PCPro Magazine since 1995.Kevin has an Honours degree in technology and has mastered dozens of programming languages. He is a massive advocate of the Raspberry Pi which he sees as the ideal gateway into programming