What People Are Saying
“One of the most important works of science fiction I have read.”
— The Author's Mom
“a completely new take on the whole zombie apocalypse story!”
— A Guy paid to give a good quote
“Once I picked it up, I couldn’t put it down. Compelling from start to finish.”
— A Friend of the family
“Easily one of the top 10 books published this year. Absolutely Brilliant!”
— The Author’s Wife
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The world turned upside down …
In the days following the contentious presidential election of 2016 a national crisis occurs – causing a majority of the country’s population to become hyper-aggressive and violent. Is it a terrorist attack? Or something more sinister? As the world begins to devolve, one father must race across the country to find and rescue his teenage sons before time runs out.
Dark November is the debut novel by Malcolm Bolivar about a cataclysmic event that will change the world forever. A science fiction action thriller, the book follows the lives of a few survivors in the aftermath of the event.
He moved faster now—something between a fast walk and a slow run—while scanning the intersection and the street.
The only people he could see were the two men. Instinct told him to look around and a vague memory of someone saying something about keeping your head on a swivel popped into his head as he crossed the street. The man who had smashed the woman’s skull on the pavement was looking at him now. But he hadn’t moved. He just stared intently at Tom, saying nothing and standing still. Tom moved towards the man with the rock, closing the distance quickly. The man was facing the open door of the police car as he stood over the lifeless form of the female office. His hand in the air proclaiming his victory. Tom brought the sword behind him and over his shoulder with both hands on the grip as he approached, slowing enough to time his strike. Just before getting within range, he gave a short, “hey!” to get the rock-wielder’s attention.
Malcolm Bolivar
Malcolm Bolivar has done a little bit of everything in his life. Police officer, technology worker, entrepreneur, parent, photographer, filmmaker, and artist. He has seen the best and worst of society at all levels. A member of the Hispanic/Latinx community, Malcolm hopes to paint a nuanced picture of the experience of the diverse people that make up the largest minority in the United States. He resides with his partner and rescue pit bull on the East Coast of the United States … preparing for the feral apocalypse.