
In SerialThe Girl from the Mountain Fantasy Sci-fi Action Supernatural Horror
Alexandra Bedford is a weapon, a young woman with telekinetic powers capable of leveling entire cities, born to fight in the desolate remains of post-apocalyptic North America. There is only one problem: she may be losing control of her abilities.
Sixteen years after a global pandemic devastated the earth’s population, the lines in the old United States have been drawn between the Cheyenne Directorate in Colorado and the New England Alliance on the East Coast. The Directorate, of which Alexandra is a part, is a small but powerful organization dedicated to returning the country to its former glory. However, when a diplomatic mission to the New England Alliance goes wrong, Alexandra finds herself at the center of a bloody civil war. Battles are fought on the old highways and in dilapidated towns and once-great cities. And as the conflict escalates, all of North America faces the threat of being burnt away by nuclear fire.
Against this backdrop of war, Alexandra tries to uncover the long-hidden secrets behind the plague, her abilities, and the two men fighting to decide the fate of the United States - Henry Bedford, Alexandra's father and leader of the Directorate, and John Martin, the mysterious figure at the heart of the New England Alliance who may hold the key to everything she seeks. None of this will matter, however, unless Alexandra can prevent the power growing inside her from taking over and consuming the very world she is fighting to save.
Author's Notes: I appreciate you taking a look at my novel, The Girl from the Mountain. If you're a fan of post-apocalyptic fiction, military thrillers, and/or cosmic horror, I think you'll enjoy this story. I completed the novel's first draft back in 2011 and made significant changes in 2016. Since then, I've more-or-less sat on the manuscript while working on other projects. Thanks to a bit of prodding, I've decided to send this story out into the wild with some touch-ups and additional revisions. I welcome any comments or criticisms, and I hope you enjoy The Girl from the Mountain!
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1. Prologue: Old Friends
2. Book 1, Chapter 1: New York
3. Book 1, Chapter 2: Incoming
4. Book 1, Chapter 3: Abandoned
5. Book 1, Chapter 4: The Man in the Metal Mask
6. Book 1, Chapter 5: Ascent
7. Book 1, Chapter 6: The Mountain
8. Book 1, Chapter 7: He Who Sheds Blood With Me
9. Book 1, Chapter 8: After Action
10. Book 1, Chapter 9: Sic Transit Gloria Mundi
11. Book 1, Chapter 10: Lines of Communication
12. Book 1, Chapter 11: Intensive Care
13. Book 1, Chapter 12: Research
14. Book 1, Chapter 13: Bonding
15. Book 1, Chapter 14: Fit for Duty
16. Book 1, Chapter 15: Everything's Up to Date in Kansas City
17. Book 1, Chapter 16: Hunger
18. Interlude 1: Visions
19. Interlude 2: Plans
20. Book 2, Chapter 1: The Deal
21. Book 2, Chapter 2: Change of Command
22. Book 2, Chapter 3: Reunion
23. Book 2, Chapter 4: The Many Others
24. Book 2, Chapter 5: Situation Untenable
25. Book 2, Chapter 6: The Blinding of the World
26. Book 2, Chapter 7: Reassignment
27. Book 2, Chapter 8: Missing in Action
28. Book 2, Chapter 9: What Are Friends For?
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