About Into Autumn

While this website has the title of my first novel, it is my primary site for all my books. I have twelve published books to date (10-8-20). The first book I wrote in 1986, however, is out of print. There are a few copies still floating around.

Into Autumn is the first book of my Four Seasons Series. The reason I chose Into Autumn as the title is because Lars Lindgren, much like myself, was getting into the autumn of his life. He wanted to settle down and live out the rest of his life in his peaceful community. That was not to be, much like myself. Being an author is a full-time job. Lars’s life became one of survival, plain and simple.

Into Spring, the sequel came out in January 2017.  Into Winter (book three) was published the Fall 2017 and Into Summer (book four) in Fall 2018. The Four Seasons Series is the continuing saga of Peaceful Valley.

Into Autumn

The economy of the United States has failed, the government has shut down, and the grid has gone offline. No Internet, no TV, no utility services. There is rioting, killing, and chaos everywhere. You have no water and little food. You hear gunshots, then banging at your door. You have no gun. What do you do? It is not a question of whether or not this will happen, but when. Could you survive if it happened tomorrow? The lives of Lars Lindgren and Eileen Branson have been turned upside down. Follow their struggle; learn how they must change in order to survive.

Kindle version, hardcover, and paperback available on Amazon.com

Customer Reviews:

Peaceful Valley is full of surprises as survival is a must!, October 3, 2015

By

P.S. Winn

This review is from: Into Autumn: A Novel (Paperback)

As the world goes into turmoil, Lars Lindgren goes off the grid and becomes a survivalist. When he finds Eileen Branson, not too far from his hiding place, he at first is worried about who she is and what she might want, but then she is invited to stay at his place, and their relationship blossoms as they learn about survival. It is not an apocalypse, but it is close and readers will find this book an interesting look at what might just happen in our own near future, What if the power was gone? How would you survive and who would you want to survive with you? The author does a great job answering these questions and taking a look at what may just be an inevitable future.