The Salvado Habana Event has devastated the world, leaving only a fraction of mankind left to rebuild society. Mark finds himself trying to make sense of what has happened, fend for his family's survival, all the while aware that his son, Austin, already had struggles of his own that are seemingly fatal in this new world.
Austin maintains his positivity throughout the initial aftermath of this event, and although he is unable to convey his reasoning to his father, he finds himself vindicated through a miracle side effect of the event that spreads hope and joy to all those afflicted. This joy is short lived unfortunately, as there are extreme negative side effects from the event as well.
Read Sparing Havana: The Salvado Habana Event and join Mark and his son Austin in a duel first-person story of survival in a devastated world that is facing the possibility of human extinction at a painstakingly slow pace. Travel with Mark and his family as they seek refuge in the most unlikely of places, praying for hope and, in turn, receiving it in the most mysterious way.
Their survival is filled with joy and sadness, with many new friendships built along the way—but also terrifying enemies bent on selfish gratification at the expense of anyone who dares defy them. Mark and Austin find themselves relying on a faith that has been shaken to its core, but they are reminded that with God, all things are possible, even when hope appears to have been lost.
About the Author
Peter David Austin has spent his life creating new adventures for himself—racing, dancing, performing in live bands, and now writing. By day Peter works as an electrical engineer, and by night he focuses on home improvement projects and furthering his education. He lives in midwestern Florida where the concept for this story came to him on the beaches of the Gulf. Peter enjoys trying new things whenever possible, living life to the fullest with his wonderful family, and enjoying every one of God's blessings in his life.
