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Paradise Broken

A Post-Apocalyptic EMP Survival Thriller (Dark Paradise, Book 3)

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Paradise Broken

By: Jack Hunt
Narrated by: Miles Meili
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The EMP was the beginning. The hurricane may be the end.

As Hurricane Nestor tears through Central Florida, The Villages faces its darkest hours yet. Floodwaters rise. Infrastructure collapses. And the perimeter that kept them safe begins to crack as authorities are forced to choose who gets saved—and who gets left behind.

John Turner thought he understood the threat. Then his estranged son walked out of the storm. Rob O'Brien escaped Coleman Federal Prison during the hurricane evacuation. He survived by falling in with Silas Crowe—a man who isn't just surviving the collapse. He's replacing what collapsed. Checkpoints. Territories. Medicine as currency. Fear as control. While others scramble to preserve the old world, Silas is building the new one.

Now Rob is trapped between the father who abandoned him and the man who showed him how power really works. John is running out of time to stop an enemy who's always three moves ahead. And in the flooded ruins outside the perimeter, a sixteen-year-old boy watches his grandmother die and learns a brutal truth, the people who were supposed to help aren't coming.

The hurricane will pass. What rises from the water won't.

PARADISE BROKEN is Book Three in the Dark Paradise series, a relentless EMP survival thriller about fractured loyalties, impossible choices, and the moment civilization stops collapsing and starts dividing.

©2026 Jack Hunt (P)2026 Jack Hunt
Dystopian Genre Fiction Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction
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