Wrath (Sean T. Smith)

The border between good and evil has always been bloody…After The Fall, the entire world is an open wound. William flees with his family to Magnolia, a farm in Tennessee, while America descends into madness, anarchy, and despair. With help from Special Forces units and 101st Airborne troops, Magnolia emerges as beacon of hope and stability. But when a deadly biological weapon is unleashed, a new darkness stalks the Earth. Is humanity doomed? After The Fall, nothing is certain.

The Fall brought mankind to its knees. After the world war, anarchy reigned across what was once the United States of America. For nine years, William has lived a quiet life in the west. Lamar Valley in Yellowstone is wild and beautiful, home to wolves, bison, and bears. In a log cabin on the shore of the Lamar River, William has raised his children. When Tarantula spreads further north, the tenuous peace between territories is threatened. Gideon, a man who believes himself to be a prophet of God, triggers a war. William is propelled into battle again, fighting for his own life and the lives of those he loves the most…As events spiral out of control, Gideon's madness threatens to consume the world. From frozen mountain passes to the high desert, William will battle his own demons and an insidious evil he cannot understand. How can light defeat darkness when the darkness comes from within? Children of Wrath is a tale of faith, loss, hope, and war in a smashed America.

Is it worth losing your soul to save the world? In the sweeping conclusion of the Wrath trilogy, what is left of the civilization after The Fall finds itself at war again. New America gathers its defense against the Tsar's forces, while four heroes embark on a journey more perilous than they ever imagined. Will mankind find a way to end the cycle of violence at last? To do so may cost William, Crystal, and Ryder everything…because evil never surrenders. It must be destroyed. Wrath and Redemption is the sweeping conclusion to the Wrath trilogy.