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Teenage actress Morgan Carter is a Hollywood princess, until the day that her hard-partying ways get the best of her. After she collapses outside of a Hollywood nightclub, Morgan's mother sends her to live in the wilds of Fort Wayne, Indiana, with her Aunt Trudy.
- Going Home. 4.10 · 6651 Ratings · 558 Reviews · published 2012 · 15 editions. Imagine you’re driving down the interstate, it’s F… Shelve Going Home.
- Surviving Home. 4.29 · 4369 Ratings · 188 Reviews · published 2013 · 12 editions. No electricity. No running water. No food. No e… Shelve Surviving Home.
- Escaping Home. 4.29 · 3882 Ratings · 147 Reviews · published 2013 · 6 editions. When society ceases to exist, who can you trust… Shelve Escaping Home.
- Forsaking Home. 4.34 · 3483 Ratings · 126 Reviews · published 2014 · 5 editions. They survived the collapse, but can they surviv… Shelve Forsaking Home.
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Apr 5, 2016 · In A. American’s first novel, Going Home, readers were introduced to Morgan Carter, the resourceful, tough-as-nails survivalist who embarks on a treacherous 250-mile journey across Florida following the collapse of the nation’s power grid.
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Morgan Carter has weathered the weeks after the collapse of the nation’s power grid, reuniting with his family and ensuring their safety, but his struggle isn’t over yet. Carter must focus on survival in an increasingly unstable society—but the challenges he faces are beyond his wildest imagination.
Following the collapse of the power grids in the United States, survivalist Morgan Carter and his family must learn how to adapt in a world without electricity, running water or very many of the things modern society is accustomed to and perhaps taking for granted.
