You've seen how World War III came for one American family. Now find out what it did to everyone else.
If you read Mongol Moon and A Dance of Devils and came away asking what was happening in the rest of the United States--or, heck, the rest of the world--Apocalypse in Pieces, Volume 1 has the answers. Eleven writers take up Mark Sibley's war and carry it across the map: the grid down, the borders open, and ordinary people discovering what they're willing to do about it.
In the United States, members of a Louisiana VFW fight back, and an Illinois gun shop employee overcomes personal loss to find a purpose. In the hollers of West Virginia, a cagey man holds a secret to an upstate New York nuclear facility, while a hunter becomes the hunted in Washington state. Disabled veterans spring a surprise in South Carolina, and in the mountains of Wyoming, a rustic cabin holds more than it seems.
Then the war goes global. We peek behind the De-Militarized Zone in North Korea and travel to a US embassy under siege in West Africa. In the frozen wastes of Antarctica, the Warlock initiates his revenge on the Chinese, and in Eastern South Africa, a modern-day battle of Rorke's Drift plays out with deadly consequence.
The roster Sibley assembled reads like a muster roll of modern military fiction: New York Times bestselling author Blaine L. Pardoe, former Recon Marine Peter Nealen, Steve Stratton, Doc Spears, Joel Gaines, Philip Voodoo, Shirley Johnson, Mike Bennett, Jim Kiernan, and Brett Allen. Some of these tales link into the main story at certain spots, but Sibley won't tell you where--discover it for yourself.
Each story stands on its own, so Apocalypse in Pieces works as an entry point to the Mongol Moon universe as well as a reward for readers already inside it. The Mongol Moon world returns with new stories told--and more in Volume 2.