The Last River rat

The world ended in a week.

A deadly biological attack wiped out ninety-five percent of the American population. Cities emptied. Governments collapsed. Entire communities vanished almost overnight.

For Cade Ranger Broussard, the apocalypse wasn't measured in statistics. It was measured in graves.

A former Army Ranger turned Louisiana fisherman, Ranger loses everything when the die-off reaches his family. With only his loyal basset hound, Cletus, at his side, he retreats into the bayous he knows better than anyone.

Then he discovers the unthinkable.

Foreign soldiers are moving up the Mississippi River.

While the rest of the country struggles to survive, North Korean forces are quietly seizing ports, fuel depots, and strategic infrastructure, preparing to control what remains of America.

They expect frightened survivors.

Instead, they find a man with military training, intimate knowledge of the waterways, and absolutely nothing left to lose.

From hidden channels and forgotten swamps, Ranger begins a one-man war against an occupying force. Every ambush costs the enemy. Every strike inspires more survivors to fight back. And with each victory, the invaders become more determined to hunt down the mysterious guerrilla they call the River Rat.

The Mississippi belongs to them now.

And Ranger intends to take it back.

Perfect for fans of William W. Johnstone, Jack Carr, A. American, and action-packed military survival fiction.