Dark March

<p>Blackout. One word crackles over an emergency radio seconds before every screen goes dark every engine dies and the civilized world grinds to a stop. In a single heartbeat an electromagnetic pulse wipes the power grid across the continental United States and night falls at high noon. For <strong>Scott?Tinsdale</strong>-thirty?six?year?old Army infantryman husband and father-the moment the lights go out is the moment a promise ignites: whatever it takes he will get his family to safety.</p>