What to Eat After the Apocalypse

<p><strong>REBUILD. RESIST. REHEAT.</strong></p><p></p><p>Dom thought the hard part was over.</p><p>It's been a year since the people of London took to the streets in <em>What to Eat During the Apocalypse</em>. Now scattered communes cautious markets and a fragile Council are trying to hold the city together. In Hounslow Dom cooks. He feeds his people keeps his head down and hopes that food and community might be enough to build something better.</p><p>But peace doesn't come easily. Across the city something old is stirring. Quiet promises of order safety and meritocracy are gaining ground. Repackaged. Reheated. Revived.</p><p>Dom never wanted to be a leader but once again he must choose between standing still or standing for what he believes in. With his makeshift family and the increasingly cryptic guidance of Mango the cat Dom is forced to confront an uncomfortable truth: rebuilding takes more than good intentions. It takes courage. It takes leadership.</p><p></p><p><strong>A warm sharp and quietly defiant novel about compromise solidarity and how fragile freedom becomes when fear starts to sound familiar.</strong></p>