Robert Cole Books in Order

Driven from the United States after nuclear and biological attacks, Matt Sheridan struggles to protect his extended family. Confrontation with the American president and rogue government forces threatens their attempt to find security in a devastated world.

Matt Sheridan has brought his family to rural Vermont after catastrophic attacks, but safety remains uncertain. A violent organization called the Base is seizing control of New England, forcing him to choose between resistance and another escape.

Nuclear attacks devastate the United States, leaving Matt Sheridan responsible for his family’s survival amid collapsing institutions. His military experience and emergency planning become essential as they face spreading chaos and search for a place of safety.

After escaping violence in America and pursuit by rogue government forces, Matt Sheridan reaches Ireland with his extended family. The former Army Ranger must discover whether a new country can offer safety in a world shattered by catastrophe.

A group of governors invokes constitutional powers to resist federal authority, pushing America toward civil conflict. Amid political deadlock and deepening division, the novel follows people trying to navigate a nation whose foundations are coming apart.

Matt Sheridan has helped turn Meridian Island into a refuge for survivors of global disaster. When an enemy from his past threatens the settlement, protecting its fragile peace requires confronting human attackers and the dangers of the sea.

Sweeping constitutional changes fracture America’s balance of power while a hidden foreign agent advances his own agenda. Nathan Greene struggles to preserve national unity as political rivalry and growing Chinese intervention turn instability into a struggle for survival.

Private security consultant Milo deCogan protects humanitarian workers in dangerous places. When the American secretary of state’s daughter is kidnapped from a refugee camp in South Sudan, he is called upon to bring her back.

President Nathan Greene authorizes a strike when intelligence warns of an imminent Iranian nuclear test. The consequences spread from covert operations overseas to a nuclear threat at home, testing decisions made under pressure and the loyalties behind them.

Every screen on Earth goes blank, leaving information intact but impossible to find. The opening novel in the Data Famine series introduces a world suddenly cut off from the digital knowledge on which it depends.