About the book: year / In the middle of the harshest winter, breaking all temperature records, a powerful energy pulse destroys the country's power grid. There is no electricity, no traffic, no mobile communications. But the worst thing is: there is no heat. The country plunges into instant chaos. However, for twenty-six-year-old Hannah Sheridan, this is the best day of her life. She has spent the last five years held captive by a sadistic psychopath until an accident frees her from prison. Hannah emerges from her underground cell into a hostile, cold world with no way to call for help, no car to get away in, armed only warm clothes and his own determination to survive. Former soldier and part-time cynic loner, Liam Coleman, is heading nowhere. Previously, he believed that he was ready for any natural disaster, until in a matter of seconds a surge of energy took away everything that was dear to him. When Liam encounters a tough, desperate woman who will surely die without his help, he is forced to make a choice. One hundred frozen, dangerous miles separate them from Hannah's hometown outside Michigan, as well as from the husband and son who believe her dead. But lack of electricity, desperate people and treacherous elements are not the only threats to their lives. Hannah's kidnapper is not going to let her go. He will follow her to the ends of the earth and even further, destroying everyone and everyone along the way. Because she has what belongs to him. Hannah is nine months pregnant. And this is his child.