Irish End Game Books in Order

A family vacation in rural Ireland turns into a nightmare when war and an EMP collapse modern life overnight. Stranded far from home, Sarah, Matt, and their son have to learn survival the hard way.

Taken across the Irish Sea into a savage new England, Sarah must escape captivity and cross a lawless landscape to get back to her family. Her determination becomes her only real weapon.

Separated, hunted, and worn down, the survivors keep moving toward the idea of home. But in a shattered Britain and Ireland, home may no longer mean safety.

The fight to stay alive takes another sharp turn when Sarah is hit with a threat she never saw coming. In a broken world, being caught off guard can be fatal.

Winter, grief, and dwindling resources wear the survivors down as they search for shelter and some scrap of stability. Any comfort they find is fragile and hard won.

Rumors of safety pull Sarah and her group onward, but in this ravaged world, promises are rarely what they seem. Getting to a refuge may be just the start of a worse fight.

Danger keeps building as Sarah and the others try to stay ahead of violence, uncertainty, and the natural world itself. Hope is still there, but it comes at a steep price.

Just when Sarah and Mike think they understand the rules of the new world, a fresh crisis upends everything. They will need nerve, luck, and quick thinking to keep their people alive.

Sarah and Mike push deeper into a world stripped of order, where every alliance is shaky and every mile is dangerous. Survival now depends as much on judgment as on nerve.

Winter turns deadly as Sarah and her companions battle freezing weather, isolation, and enemies who know desperation makes people reckless. The storm outside is only part of the threat.

As the white age tightens its grip, Sarah and Mike face another brutal stretch of survival where darkness, cold, and dwindling options close in. One wrong decision could cost the whole group.

After years of cold, hunger, and hard choices, Sarah and Mike make one last desperate run from their island refuge. The final trip by sea could mean freedom, or the end of everything they fought to save.