Shields and Ramparts: Havoc in Wyoming, Part 4

Havoc in Wyoming #4

by Millie Copper

The United States, and the community of Bakerville, face a new threat…a threat that could change America forever. As the neighbors band together, all worry about friends and family members. Have they found safety from this latest danger?

Lindsey and Logan escape extreme danger on the West Coast. They thought they had faced the worst of this disaster, but they’re not prepared for what they find on the road to Bakerville.

Sisters Sylvia and Sabrina leave their Phoenix suburb to join their mom and stepdad in Bakerville. When they run out of gas, they need to finish the last 150 or so miles on foot. Are they up for the challenge?

Jake and Mollie Caldwell have created a refuge for their family and friends—a place where everyone can be safe. But what happens when danger lurks in the perceived security of home?

Shields and Ramparts is the fourth installment of the Havoc in Wyoming Christian Futuristic series. If you like mysterious apocalyptic events, fast-paced adventure, and plausible situations, then you’ll love this page-turning series.

Download today and discover why readers love this twist on the Post-Apocalyptic genre!

The Havoc in Wyoming series has been described as “Cozy” Apocalypse and contains no profanity, gratuitous sex scenes, or overly detailed gruesome death scenes. However, it does contain conservative family values and references to God, prayer, scripture, and Christianity.

385 pages, Paperback

Published January 21, 2020

About the author

Millie Copper, writer of Cozy Apocalyptic fiction and practical preparedness manuals, uses her homesteading, preparedness, and off-grid living experience as a guide to writing her forty-plus Christian Post-Apocalyptic fiction books, including the Amazon bestselling series Havoc in Wyoming.

Millie has penned nine nonfiction, traditional-food-focused books, sharing how, with a little creativity, anyone can transition to a real foods diet without overwhelming their food budget.

She has also authored hundreds of articles on her Homespun Oasis blog about traditional foods, alternative health, homesteading, and preparedness—many times all within the same piece.

Reviews

[Bertha Ivins]

I liked this book better than the last one because it didn’t jump back to earlier books in the series. It added some new people but some of them were mentioned in earlier books so you knew a little about them.

[Dan]

Really good!

[G S]

Shields and Ramparts Book 4

Excellent reading. Wow so much happening so many families turning up. It’s overwhelming. Nice to see them but sad for Lindsay.

[Dave Guerrero]

A brilliant missing piece to.the puzzle

You will.bounce back and forth as your heartbreaking captivated by ramifications of the terror that hit American soil. Despite everything you've read before this nook. You ain't seen nothing yet get ready for a brilliant and heart pounding ride

[Rachael]

Edge of you seat suspense

I couldn’t put this book down. When I wasn’t reading I was still thinking about the story. This is a great, clean, suspenseful read about surviving the unthinkable.
I love the characters: Jake, Mollie, Lindsay, Logan, Silvia, Sabrina, and the rest. There is lots of action, personal relationships, and tragedy.

[Patricia King]

Another fantastic book

I really feel like I know this family. They come alive in the pages and draw you into their apocalypse. Now waiting for the next book in this series. Recommend this series to anyone who enjoys post apocalypse fiction.

[Gwen Hight]

Shields and Ramparts Havoc in Wyoming Part 4 America 's New Apocalypse

This is the fourth book in this series about survival during a disaster and secrets exposed and family members reunited

[Morene]

Shields and Ramparts

I have just finished part 4 in your series. All of these books are fantastic!! Now I can't wait for Part 5. Please continue writing these wonderful stories. I feel like I am right there with them.

[HOLLY]

Good read again Millie. I love the series. I have been to Wyoming many years ago. Glad it wasn't like what is portrayed in the series. Onto reading Part 5 in the next few days. I enjoyed the children's journey to get to Wyoming to be with family.

[Karen Curnow]

Totally Realistic

If the world is attacked you would want to know these people! Down home values, preparedness, sorrows and sticktoitness keeps them in good stead throughout. Loved the stories and the characters.

[Denzel Struchen]

The plot thickens

As more family members attempt to make it home, bombs go off either nuclear or EMP. Things rapidly change, people who you thought were your friends may not be. And people adopted into the community may be more of a liability then help. Where does it end and how?

[Elizabeth]

A good story, right up to the last few chapters. Not looking to give anything away, but my heart was broken. And then the end took a serious soap opera turn with the introduction of "Albatross" and "Peregrine". I'll continue the series but I hope that's the end of the nonsense.

[Phycilla Gable]

Wow!

Like all of this series, this book is outstanding! Great characters, lots of action, unbelievable situations but makes you think. It just might happen!!

[Bernie]

Shields and Ramparts review

Shields and Ramparts is the fourth post apocalyptic survival book in the Havoc in Wyoming series written by author Millie Copper.

[Devin Coryell]

4.25 / 5

[David M Cunningham]

Great Reading

Well written and somewhat removed from many apocalyptic novels. A lot of action and detail which brings the reader into the story. Well done Millie! More please!

[Leslie]

Great read

Part 4 of this series was awesome! The ending is crazy! Ready to read the next one! I love the characters in these books.

[judy terry]

Great read

Awesome, can not wait the next one. Have read all the other books
.all the characters have me wanting to more about them.

[S.campbell8655yahoo.com]

I can't imagine walking 150miles where there is danger and survival at stake ! Just gets better with each book .

[David A.]

Good story, but my usual complaint. I am done with this series.