There Are Roads Left

Imagine a world where the United States lies in ruins, her people scattered and divided. The Day came and went the week before Thanksgiving. With winter coming on, with no power, no water, no social services or government, and no hope, people do what they always try to do, and that is to survive. What do people do with the rest of their lives when the world ends? Now that winter is ending, they are about to find out. If they survived the winter, and their fellow citizens, eight months later, most are riding a horse and trying to figure out where their next meal is coming from. There are dangerous people out there trying to do the same thing. Armies are on the march; outlaws are in their element. Morality, sanity, and humanity are on the line. In the sequel to Where Were You on The Day?, the story continues with those who made it, and the roads that they have yet to follow.