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Dusk
of Humanity
of Humanity
The
Decay of Humanity Series: Book 1
Decay of Humanity Series: Book 1
by
M.K. Dawn
M.K. Dawn
Genre:
SciFi Thriller, Horror
SciFi Thriller, Horror
An
asteroid brought about the destruction of the world…in a way no one
thought possible.
asteroid brought about the destruction of the world…in a way no one
thought possible.
After
the death of her parents, Sloan Egan left their Montana ranch
determined to make a difference in the world. Now a prominent surgeon
with an exceptional career in her future, life has turned out exactlyas she expected. Until a government summons arrives with an order to
report to Fort Hood for a top-secret weekend retreat.
the death of her parents, Sloan Egan left their Montana ranch
determined to make a difference in the world. Now a prominent surgeon
with an exceptional career in her future, life has turned out exactlyas she expected. Until a government summons arrives with an order to
report to Fort Hood for a top-secret weekend retreat.
Major
Lee Archer’s reassignment as head of military operations at The
Bunker felt more like a prison sentence than a promotion. To make
matters worse, he’s been assigned to babysitting detail, as a group
of the country’s most brilliant young minds come together to test
the vitality of the cutting-edge fallout shelter he commands.
Lee Archer’s reassignment as head of military operations at The
Bunker felt more like a prison sentence than a promotion. To make
matters worse, he’s been assigned to babysitting detail, as a group
of the country’s most brilliant young minds come together to test
the vitality of the cutting-edge fallout shelter he commands.
But
the retreat was nothing more than a ploy. One devised to safeguard
the future of humanity, as a catastrophic event renders the world
above uninhabitable.
the retreat was nothing more than a ploy. One devised to safeguard
the future of humanity, as a catastrophic event renders the world
above uninhabitable.
Or
so they’ve been led to believe.
so they’ve been led to believe.
Those
in charge have a secret. One so horrifying they would do anything to
keep it concealed. Because what lurks beyond The Bunker is deadlier
than anyone could have ever imagined.
in charge have a secret. One so horrifying they would do anything to
keep it concealed. Because what lurks beyond The Bunker is deadlier
than anyone could have ever imagined.
And
it’s only a matter of time before it finds a way in.
it’s only a matter of time before it finds a way in.
As
a lifetime reader, M.K. Dawn always dreamed about becoming a writer.
Then one day an idea came to her and then a story; so she started to
write. And when she started to write, she couldn’t stop. Not only
does she love to write fantasy, paranormal and dystopia books she can
almost always be found with her nose buried deep in them as
well.
a lifetime reader, M.K. Dawn always dreamed about becoming a writer.
Then one day an idea came to her and then a story; so she started to
write. And when she started to write, she couldn’t stop. Not only
does she love to write fantasy, paranormal and dystopia books she can
almost always be found with her nose buried deep in them as
well.
M.K.
lives in South Texas with her husband and two children. When she
isn’t writing, she is reading, watching her favorite TV shows or
dreaming about sitting on a beach somewhere.
lives in South Texas with her husband and two children. When she
isn’t writing, she is reading, watching her favorite TV shows or
dreaming about sitting on a beach somewhere.
The room fell silent. President Edward Patterson sat behind a small desk in a make-
shift office with an unnatural stillness. An American Flag hung on the cavern wall behind
him. It took Sloan a moment to realize he too was in The Bunker.
His expression was grave and his normal youthful demeanor was replaced with an
unsmiling, unfocused stare that could only mean one thing: the announcement wasn’t
good.
“My fellow Americans,” President Patterson began, “first, on behalf of our great
country, I would like to personally thank every one of you for joining us this weekend.”
He dropped his head and swallowed so hard the sound echoed off his microphone. Whenhe raised his head, his eyes were wet and bloodshot. “Secondly, I owe each of you an
apology. I’ve always considered myself an honorable man. My word is as important to
me as the air I breathe.” Another extended pause. “It’s with a heavy heart I share with
you my deception.”
The sound of Sloan’s heartbeat thrashed in her ears.
“We brought you here under false pretenses, not out of malice but out of fear. Fear
that without each of you the world as we know it would be lost. I will spare you the
tedious details and get straight to the point.” He lifted his wrist to check the time.
“Approximately five minutes ago, an asteroid close to six miles wide struck the earth. An
asteroid this size is known as a global killer. Over the course of the next few months,
billions of lives will be lost, as will most of the animals and vegetation.”
The room erupted in a mixture of cries and gasps. Sloan couldn’t think. She couldn’t
breathe. This couldn’t be happening.
The room fell silent. President Edward Patterson sat behind a small desk in a make-
shift office with an unnatural stillness. An American Flag hung on the cavern wall behind
him. It took Sloan a moment to realize he too was in The Bunker.
His expression was grave and his normal youthful demeanor was replaced with an
unsmiling, unfocused stare that could only mean one thing: the announcement wasn’t
good.
“My fellow Americans,” President Patterson began, “first, on behalf of our great
country, I would like to personally thank every one of you for joining us this weekend.”
He dropped his head and swallowed so hard the sound echoed off his microphone. When
he raised his head, his eyes were wet and bloodshot. “Secondly, I owe each of you an
apology. I’ve always considered myself an honorable man. My word is as important to
me as the air I breathe.” Another extended pause. “It’s with a heavy heart I share with
you my deception.”
The sound of Sloan’s heartbeat thrashed in her ears.
“We brought you here under false pretenses, not out of malice but out of fear. Fear
that without each of you the world as we know it would be lost. I will spare you the
tedious details and get straight to the point.” He lifted his wrist to check the time.
“Approximately five minutes ago, an asteroid close to six miles wide struck the earth. An
asteroid this size is known as a global killer. Over the course of the next few months,
billions of lives will be lost, as will most of the animals and vegetation.”
The room erupted in a mixture of cries and gasps. Sloan couldn’t think. She couldn’t
breathe. This couldn’t be happening.
shift office with an unnatural stillness. An American Flag hung on the cavern wall behind
him. It took Sloan a moment to realize he too was in The Bunker.
His expression was grave and his normal youthful demeanor was replaced with an
unsmiling, unfocused stare that could only mean one thing: the announcement wasn’t
good.
“My fellow Americans,” President Patterson began, “first, on behalf of our great
country, I would like to personally thank every one of you for joining us this weekend.”
He dropped his head and swallowed so hard the sound echoed off his microphone. Whenhe raised his head, his eyes were wet and bloodshot. “Secondly, I owe each of you an
apology. I’ve always considered myself an honorable man. My word is as important to
me as the air I breathe.” Another extended pause. “It’s with a heavy heart I share with
you my deception.”
The sound of Sloan’s heartbeat thrashed in her ears.
“We brought you here under false pretenses, not out of malice but out of fear. Fear
that without each of you the world as we know it would be lost. I will spare you the
tedious details and get straight to the point.” He lifted his wrist to check the time.
“Approximately five minutes ago, an asteroid close to six miles wide struck the earth. An
asteroid this size is known as a global killer. Over the course of the next few months,
billions of lives will be lost, as will most of the animals and vegetation.”
The room erupted in a mixture of cries and gasps. Sloan couldn’t think. She couldn’t
breathe. This couldn’t be happening.
The room fell silent. President Edward Patterson sat behind a small desk in a make-
shift office with an unnatural stillness. An American Flag hung on the cavern wall behind
him. It took Sloan a moment to realize he too was in The Bunker.
His expression was grave and his normal youthful demeanor was replaced with an
unsmiling, unfocused stare that could only mean one thing: the announcement wasn’t
good.
“My fellow Americans,” President Patterson began, “first, on behalf of our great
country, I would like to personally thank every one of you for joining us this weekend.”
He dropped his head and swallowed so hard the sound echoed off his microphone. When
he raised his head, his eyes were wet and bloodshot. “Secondly, I owe each of you an
apology. I’ve always considered myself an honorable man. My word is as important to
me as the air I breathe.” Another extended pause. “It’s with a heavy heart I share with
you my deception.”
The sound of Sloan’s heartbeat thrashed in her ears.
“We brought you here under false pretenses, not out of malice but out of fear. Fear
that without each of you the world as we know it would be lost. I will spare you the
tedious details and get straight to the point.” He lifted his wrist to check the time.
“Approximately five minutes ago, an asteroid close to six miles wide struck the earth. An
asteroid this size is known as a global killer. Over the course of the next few months,
billions of lives will be lost, as will most of the animals and vegetation.”
The room erupted in a mixture of cries and gasps. Sloan couldn’t think. She couldn’t
breathe. This couldn’t be happening.
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