This character-driven novel offers action, adventure, madness, and mayhem as it dissects human nature in the face of the world’s energy crisis. The Noah Countdown is environmental fiction at its finest.

Drawing from a deep well of human understanding, author B.T. Post stakes a claim on what happens when cheap energy—the lifeblood of modern civilization––dries up. With the world on the brink of devastation, and its leaders having a separate and very secret agenda, how can ordinary people survive the madness?

In The Noah Countdown, Post’s instincts and engaging prose will enchant readers, sending them reeling in a world where the natural impulse to hide, fight, or run is tested time and again. This is a tale of a psychiatric patient, wrongly hospitalized, and a mental health intern, widowed, discouraged, and threatened by her past, who are thrust into extreme peril––globally and personally. When the intern listens to this wild man’s rants of an apocalyptic nightmare, her own battle is engaged to have hope for the future. On the lam, they flee to the Everglades and then to Cuba, to join people working to preserve life in spite of grim odds.

Breathtaking and surreal, a story unfolds that illuminates a real problem, and gives readers the impetus to prepare for what is coming their way.