The China Pandemic

Summary

Published six years before the real-world pandemic became reality, The China Pandemic by A.R. Shaw is a gripping, prescient tale of survival and resilience in a world ravaged by catastrophe. In this haunting post-apocalyptic novel, Graham Morgan finds himself one of the last survivors of a pandemic that wipes out over 99% of humanity.

As society crumbles and wild animals prowl abandoned cities, Graham is thrust into an impossible situation: to care for a five-year-old boy, Bang, left in his charge by a dying mother. Together, they must navigate a desolate world where survival depends on wit, courage, and humanity's most primal instincts. Set in the Pacific Northwest, this series opener offers a blend of raw emotion, calculated survival strategies, and a glimmer of hope amid the wreckage.

Fans of Emily St. John Mandel's Station Eleven and Cormac McCarthy's The Road will be captivated by Shaw's masterful storytelling. Discover why readers worldwide are devouring the Graham's Resolution series—and prepare for an emotional journey that will stay with you long after the final page.