Joseph Turkot: 34 books

This is the OMNIBUS of The Rain, including all 5 parts. There are a lot of stories about how the rain started. The thing that always comes to mind first isn’t the how though, it’s the how much. Russell still does the math too: 15, 5,400, and 8,550. 15 inches a day, 5,400 a year,...

***THIS IS THE SEQUEL TO THE RAIN, BOOK 2 IN THE RAIN TRILOGY*** A one way trip to investigate Leadville ends in Russell's mysterious disappearance. But Ernest can't wait it out any longer. The strange skies force his hand. But he let's Tanner decide. And there's no choice. They trek into the...

**I’ve seen the tower from the beach a million times. ** Way out in the sea, impossible to reach.  It rises gray and bare, up and up, and then out of sight. As if the sea gave birth to something meant to connect it to the sky. I’ve never seen the top. Maze says she’s not convinced it...

There are a lot of stories about how the rain started. The thing that always comes to mind first isn’t the how though, it’s the how much. Russell still does the math too: 15, 5,400, and 8,550. 15 inches a day, 5,400 a year, and 8,550 feet since the start. We have no idea if it’s...

I’ve seen the tower from the beach a million times. Way out in the sea, impossible to reach. It rises gray and bare, up and up, and then out of sight. As if the sea gave birth to something meant to connect it to the sky. I’ve never seen the top. Maze says she’s not convinced it has one. And...

***THIS IS THE FINAL BOOK IN THE RAIN TRILOGY***IT IS THE OMNIBUS EDITION AND INCLUDES ALL 5 PARTS*** With Ernest gone, and an ice-filled sea of mist and fog, Russell and Tanner have started to let their last hopes of finding the Resilience slip away. And food and fuel and ammo are almost gone....

***This is the first part in the FINALE of the RAIN books*** With Ernest gone, and an ice-filled sea of mist and fog, Russell and Tanner have started to let their last hopes of finding the Resilience slip away. And food and fuel and ammo are almost gone. But there's something worse out there. Something...

***THIS IS PART 5 OF THE RAIN*** Blue City is long gone. And the weather is taking a turn for the worse as Russell, Tanner, Dusty and Voley power on toward Leadville. It's getting colder. The swells are rising. And there's a ship stalking them. After finding carved out bodies floating on the...

Tanner faces her darkest hour in this exciting conclusion to the Rain Trilogy.

Russell has returned from the dead. And somehow, Ernest has survived, the bullet still lodged in his chest. But it seems that there is still one snow walker left. And the evidence of the radiation is too much to deny any longer. But there might just be a way out... Everyone has been beaten by the weather. Is there any way to survive the wastes? Find out in part 4 of The Snow.

Tanner is alone. The tears and blood have mixed together into concrete, and Nuke town wants to bring her down underneath the quiet white. But something stirs next to her. Furry brown bright eyes and a will to live. But where is there left to go? What hope might be found alone in such a barren place? Find out in part 3 of The Snow.

The pack has started to close in, and it seems the promise of Leadville has at last come down to a promise to die under the blue. One final trek for the sunlight and end of one's own design. But the closer to the blue Russell and Tanner and Voley get, the less stable even that path becomes. Yet there might be a silver salvation after all.

Everyone is separated. And Tanner is alone, except for the deadly and patient glare of the seal on her back.   Something has changed in the weather. A warm gust carries the warning that even dying alone under the blue may be too much to ask of the Colorado pack.

Tanner has reached the safe haven of Plane Floe. It seems like there is everything her and Voley could want--shelter, warmth, and even the potential for food... Facing starvation, and the last bits of the veneer Russell clung to, what can Tanner do to survive? And will the floe really last long with the widening fissures in the ice?