The Last Wave Series

Is being alone worse than death?   Acharon has no interest in finding out. He and Sovelet are two of the last humans on Earth. They've lived an idyllic existence on their man-made island over the decades. For Acharon, these have been good times, quiet times.   Life, though, has other plans.   Murphy's suicide and Sovelet's medical diagnosis have shattered the illusion Acharon has so carefully crafted. There is no more sitting and watching sunsets while humanity winds down to extinction.    Not if he wants to save Sovelet's life.   To do so, Acharon and Sovelet must face a city gone wild. A city that hasn't seen a human in decades and has no fear of them. It is a city filled with dangers and bad memories. But Acharon will face everything to keep Sovelet alive and safe.   Death will come in time, but not without a fight. Not if Acharon has any say in the matter.   In the tradition of Earth Abides, Dog Stars, and On The Beach, Last Wave explores what it is to be human and what it means to be alive.

Acharon can prepare for the worst. But can he survive it?   He and Sovelet have barely made it out of San Francisco alive. Now, they're heading east to join the enclave in New York city. It is the last bastion of human existence in the Western Hemisphere. From there, they'll cross the Atlantic by boat. In Paris, they'll join all that remains of the human race.   But the journey has its own plans.   Damage to the monorail system requires a detour. Acharon had planned for that possibility. What he hadn't planned for was nature once more dead-set on killing him. He certainly had no plans for what came shortly after.   Acharon and Sovelet have made a startling discovery. A discovery that doesn't wish to be known. Now, Acharon must carry the weight of that secret into New York city. The weight is exacerbated his personal fears. How will it affect the enclave? More importantly, how will it affect Sovelet?   In Last Dance, Acharon faces his own worst fear. Will he overcome it? Or is he doomed to fail?