No lights. No laws. No mercy. Two days ago, a scouting party left Flagstaff to gather information about Phoenix. It hasn't returned. When a second expedition is organized to uncover the whereabouts of the first, Jenn volunteers to join, hoping to find closure regarding the fate of her parents. As far as she knows, they died in the atomic attacks on Phoenix, yet a small part of her wonders if she'll somehow find them alive. But as Jenn and her team soon discover, violence rules the roads of post-nuclear Arizona. To survive, she must fight to protect herself and her friends while forever turning her back on who she was before the bombs. Into the Inferno is the second book in David Lucin's Desolation series.

Without food, there is no future. After a long, deadly nuclear winter, spring has finally come to Flagstaff, but food reserves are critical. Dozens die of malnutrition every day. If more food can't be grown, the city won't survive another year. Fortunately, help is on the way. The remnants of the U.S. Army in Mexico have promised Flagstaff security, but there's a catch: the Army needs food, too. Lots of it. Jenn is already starving. Her friends and family are starving. Desperate to save them, she joins a mission to find seed and farmland in Phoenix. With the window for planting almost closed, every day is crucial, but the desert isn't empty. Little does she know, her world is about to get a whole lot bigger—and more dangerous. A Second Beginning is the sixth book in David Lucin's Desolation series.