One bright, warm July day a young California couple, Tim and Nancy Brock, decided to spend the weekend camping and hiking in Sequoia National. One of them would not return home; the other would never know what really happened. Mohai Kailani, ‘Big Mo’ to his friends, headed out on his new boat, the Blue Wave. He would catch a lot more than fish before the day was through. Doug Zombriskie fulfilled a long-time ambition by taking his family on a vacation to Bombay Beach which no one would live to tell about. Alan Barksdale, a Seattle engineer, watched all of his predictions come true as chaos descended on the city. He immediately adopted a lifestyle he was well-prepared for: kill or be killed, survival of the fittest. Niles Havoc, and Peter and Leslie Armistead play central and vital roles as gifted scientists throughout the story of Earth’s Blood. One of them would not survive; the other two realize they need each other to live.

Earth’s Blood immerses the reader into a richly detailed series of vignettes that reveal human nature, good and bad, along with diverse experiences of those trying to survive the precursors and the main event of the single most cataclysmic event to occur on the planet in recorded history.