Thirty Years Gone

Louis Shalako

Jun 2023 · Long Cool One Books · AI-narrated by Archie (from Google)

About this audiobook

What would your town look like if the lights went out and never came back on again? Trevor Ratigan has lived long enough to find out. Seventy-seven year-old Trevor is the closest thing to a general on hand when an invasion fleet arrives to seize the strategic twin span of the Bluewater Bridges. In a world where cattle and corn equates with money and power, the rivaly between Detroit and Chicago for control of the upper lakes is heating up. This post-apocalyptic science fiction story looks into the very near future and draws an ugly picture indeed. 

About the author

Louis Shalako is the founder of Long Cool One Books and the author of twenty-three novels, numerous novellas and other short stories. Louis studied Radio, Television and Journalism Arts at Lambton College of Applied Arts and Technology, later going on to study fine art. He began writing for community newspapers and industrial magazines over thirty years ago. His stories appear in publications including Perihelion Science Fiction, Bewildering Stories, Aurora Wolf, Ennea, Wonderwaan, Algernon, Nova Fantasia, and Danse Macabre. He lives in southern Ontario and writes full time. Louis enjoys cycling, swimming and good books.