Graham's Resolution, Book 1, The China Pandemic

The Coronavirus is scary. Sometimes reading a fictional scenario can help put the frightening images in perspective. The China Pandemic was written in 2013 and though it’s a story of hope, it’s eerily similar to today’s events.

Here’s what one reader had to say,

“This book fleshes out a possibility that’s all too real. She doesn’t flinch about what the realities would likely be. She also rejoices with the triumphs, small and large. By the end of the book, you are left with a hope that life will go on even as it is forever changed. It really makes you evaluate your own hopes, fears, and ethics. You’re asking, “What would I do?” Not many authors make their characters seem so personal to me. That is something really special. This book is one you should read.” - Claudia Lopez

Read how author A. R. Shaw delivers a far too plausible scenario challenging human survival.

"Powered by adept character development and relentless pacing, this post-apocalyptic novel...makes for a page-turning, end-of-the-world-as-we-know-it reading experience. ...readers will find Morgan to be an endearing hero at world's end." Kirkus Review

• A weaponized bird flu ravaged the globe to near extinction.
• A former Seattle math professor races on a journey to survive.
• A community of survivalists, without immunity to the killer virus, struggle to remain undetected.
• A young girl is exposed, threatening war between those few left behind.