The Rule of Three

In a world where humanity teeters on the brink of extinction, a gripping tale unfolds in New Zealand. The landscape, both stunning and foreboding, serves as a backdrop for a riveting exploration of survival and resilience. Adrian J. Smith skillfully crafts a narrative that draws readers into a harrowing reality, where characters are pitted against the formidable forces of nature and their own inner demons.

As the remnants of society struggle to adapt, alliances are forged, and trust is put to the ultimate test. The characters emerge not just as survivors, but as complex individuals grappling with their past choices and the uncertainties of the future. Each decision carries weight, propelling them toward unforeseen consequences and moral dilemmas that challenge their very humanity.

Against the backdrop of an evolving ecosystem, the story captures the essence of what it means to be alive when the rules of existence shift dramatically. In the face of adversity, hope flickers like a fragile flame, urging them to confront their fears and fight for a tomorrow that seems increasingly out of reach.