EMP Prepper Homestead

Joe Henfry moved his family from Los Angeles to a remote bench in the Wasatch Range for a year-round spring, a cellar of wheat, and forty acres almost no one drives past.

Imogen dismissed the Faraday cage as a plywood box, and the kids treated the drills as a game, until an EMP turns the sky over Utah green and kills the grid in ninety seconds.

He has eight hours to learn whether two years of preparation were enough.

Within days a neighbor is executed in the road, a man with twenty-two years of invoices already knows what the Henfrys own, and a scoped rifle waits on the ridge for a reason no one can explain.

Nine hundred tons of wheat sit in a bin at the bottom of the canyon while four thousand people start counting their last cans.

Joe can hold the homestead for his family or try to save the valley before winter arrives.