Weather the Endless Storm

Climate change has devastated the way of life everyone had known, and only a few people survived the intense heat, long droughts, and marauding gangs. There were no cities functioning, no roads or gasoline, no satellites to use the internet. Life had returned to a more rustic time, though infinitely more difficult to manage day to day. Tom Granger had been an accountant, but he and his wife Janice realized years ago that city and suburban life were ending. They bought a farm in northern Vermont and learned quickly how to adapt to a profoundly changed world. After the sudden death of his wife, Tom uncharacteristically took in two strangers, Skip and Mary, who worked the farm with him and formed part of a small community. Together, they made the best of the situation, growing and storing sustainable crops, harvesting rainwater, and salvaging what they could from others who had left or died. As the climate deteriorated over time, their struggle became harder to overcome. A devastating catastrophe impacted the farm, and the resulting surprise events reached a shocking and life-altering climax. Weather the Endless Storm is a story of ingenuity, persistence, and camaraderie that is both inspirational and disturbing. It leaves a profound impact on readers and opens the door to reflection and discussion about a climate-changed future.