Ike Honeycutt writes character-driven survival fiction about ordinary families facing extraordinary collapse. His novels explore what happens after the grid goes down — not just to society, but inside a home.A lifelong reader of survival and post-apocalyptic fiction, he grew up on Lucifer’s Hammer, On the Beach, and Station Eleven. He’s drawn to stories about the thin line between order and chaos — and what it takes to keep a family together when that line disappears.He is the author of The Midwest Collapse Series, beginning with The Things We Take and continuing in The Things We Hide.When he’s not writing, Ike spends his time outdoors with his family, chasing the small skills and routines that make life feel a little more durable.He lives in the Midwest.
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Book 2 in The Midwest Collapse Series.
Winter closing in.Old demons unravel.A new threat rising beyond the farm.—Ben, Grace, and Eve reach the Mercer farm broken from the road.Winter hits hard, and grief drags Ben toward old habits he swore he’d left behind.A single violent mistake ignites a feud with a neighboring family, and as hunger and cold deepen, a rising threat beyond the farm forces a tense alliance.To keep his daughters safe, Ben must face the darkness inside him… before it takes everything he has left.
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Author of The Midwest Collapse Series.
Ike Honeycutt writes character-driven survival fiction about ordinary families facing extraordinary collapse. His novels explore what happens after the grid goes down — not just to society, but inside a home.A lifelong reader of survival and post-apocalyptic fiction, he grew up on Lucifer’s Hammer, On the Beach, and Station Eleven. He’s drawn to stories about the thin line between order and chaos — and what it takes to keep a family together when that line disappears.He is the author of The Midwest Collapse Series, beginning with The Things We Take and continuing in The Things We Hide.When he’s not writing, Ike spends his time outdoors with his family, chasing the small skills and routines that make life feel a little more durable.He lives in the Midwest.