The final volume of the five part Distant Eden series. Adrian isn't allowed to rest on his laurels but now must face an invasion from China. He faces an enemy that is ruthless, and has vastly more manpower and resources.

Nearly exhausted, I waded up river when I saw two buzzards standing in the shade on the bank. They were big, for a moment I thought they might be wild turkeys. As I got closer I saw that they were indeed buzzards and I kept wading, expecting them to fly off. They didn't, they just watched me coming closer. Admittedly I was moving so slow that a turtle had passed me, swimming against the current at that. I wasn't a threat to the buzzards moving that slow. I moved further into the river to go by them, edging out about thirty feet. I slowly moved by. They watched me intently. They put their heads together, I couldn't hear what they were whispering, but I knew it was about me. After a minute I looked back and saw that they were following, walking along the river's edge, keeping pace. It was no strain for them to keep up. I thought I heard them chanting in low voices "fall, fall, fall, fall." That scared me enough that I picked up the pace. I moved so fast that I kept up with another turtle for the next fifty yards.

Four years after a massive solar storm knocked out the world's power grids Adrian Hunter is off on another adventure. He has heard that the US Navy may have docked some ships at Corpus Christi, so he saddles up and heads that way. Before he gets there he unintentionally rescures several girls, and has no idea how to get rid of them, so he does what comes naturally and trains them in hunting and combat proficiency - turning them into a tough and deadly fighting unit. But his troubles aren't over. He quickly finds himself leading a group of Texas volunteers against a much larger invading army from Mexico. Show more Show less --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Volume Three of the Distant Eden Series Vol 2 - Adrian's War Vol 1 - A Distant Eden It has been three years since the electrical grid was destroyed by a huge coronal mass ejection, and ninety-seven percent of Americans died. Adrian has finished his war with the mountain cannibals and his Uncle Roman has called him home. Adrian's village, Fort Brazos, is facing a threat of annihiliation, but Roman won't say more than that over the radio. It takes Adrian three weeks to come home, the story of Eden's Hammer begins when he returns.

Edited by Everything Indie. Cover and Formatting by StreetLight Graphics. Three years after a solar storm wiped out the power grid Adrian Hunter embarks on a journey to the mountains, determined to live and survive by utilizing his knowledge of stone age techniques. He encounters a band of raiders who attempt to take him prisoner - and Adrian's War begins.

December 2012, a massive solar storm knocks out the power grid. Three hundred million Americans are suddenly faced with a survival situation. They have no water, electricity or fuel. Food rapidly disappears from the store shelves, not to be replaced. Only three percent will survive. Those three percent will have much in common. What does it take to be one of them?