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by Jordan Weir (Author)
Six strangers. One sealed bunker. A world that may no longer exist.
When Jase, Olivia, Ava, Damian, Ryder, and Nolan agreed to spend ninety days underground for a government-funded study, it seemed like a fair trade-college credits, a paycheck, and student loan forgiveness in exchange for three months of isolation inside a state-of-the-art facility called the Ouroboros.
Then, sixty-six days in, everything changes.
Communication with the surface is severed. Emergency lockdown protocols activate-and the doors stay sealed. The countdown to their release stops, and begins counting up.
The doors never open.
Trapped underground with no explanation and no contact from the outside world, the six participants are forced to confront a terrifying possibility: the world above may no longer exist.
As isolation stretches into months, the shelter begins to feel less like a study-and more like a prison. Tensions fracture. Loyalties shift. And the artificial intelligence overseeing the facility becomes their warden.
When they finally learn what caused the Genesis Collapse, the reality is worse than they imagined. Civilization has fallen. The world they knew is gone. And survival may require becoming something they never intended to be.
Now the six must decide who they are in a broken world-and whether they are willing to fight for what remains of it.
The Fallout Kids is a character-driven dystopian science fiction novel about survival, control, and the cost of resilience. Perfect for readers who enjoy high-stakes confinement thrillers, post-apocalyptic worlds, and morally complex survival stories.
The world ended.
Their story is just beginning.
