DERT

"Let me start off by saying that I really liked this novel. I love a good post-apocalyptic book, especially one by bat-sh*t crazy sub-groups, and this book delivers on that front. It starts off with a bang, and doesn’t stop. Killer weather? Check. Rabid cults? Check. Norman Batesique characters? Check. Authoritarian leaders who brainwash their followers with over-the-top promises and lies? Check, check, and double check." 

- Kim (Goodreads)

 

Experience the thrilling new dystopian fiction novel that begs the question: are the storms getting worse or is it just the people?

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“The new Department of Environmental Reclamation and Trust (or DERT) has been empowered by an authoritarian President to take control of the country in the hopes of staving off climate catastrophe. Banning fossil fuels, outlawing vehicles, and violent re-education camps are at the top of their list. In a society that has started to crumble, Kyle and Sami Harrison find themselves on the run. Dodging government agents, warring militias and deranged neighbors, they search for a safe haven in a world that punishes peace and rewards violence. Will salvation be found in the teachings of DERT’s Little Brown Book? Or is escape the only solution?”

*This book includes strong language, and mature themes.*

In this modern day dystopian thriller, DERT highlights the aftermath of The American Government collapse and its replacement of a totalitarian regime. In this violent political environment America has been forced under, what happens when civilization turns the power off on our own?”

Department of Environmental Reclamation and Trust (DERT) is a Political Environmental Science Fiction Thriller, following two characters and their fight to find freedom from the Totalitarian government. This book is perfect for fans of William R. Forstchen, Jack Carr, Kyla Stone, and Mark Dawson.

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"I did really enjoy this completely mad apocalyptic world! A really enjoyable read, I liked the characters & the ideas, environmentalists using Nazi tactics to bring about the change needed! Scary!" - Sam (Goodreads)

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