A Kessler Effect Compilation, The Complete Series: Adult Dystopian Novels

Over 700 pages of adult dystopian reading.

Veil of Mystery. Lopez knows the apocalypse has begun, but convincing his family to act quickly is crucial. In Alpine, Texas, ruthless groups seek power and resources. If left unchecked, they could destroy everything Keme holds dear.

Veil of Anarchy. Tanda Lopez swore to protect her town—but how do you protect a town from itself? With a corrupt mayor, rising chaos, and hostile neighbors, she’s caught between those fighting for justice and those determined to destroy it. 

Veil of Confusion. Harper and Cade are expecting a child, and staying in the northern barrio of former El Paso is no longer an option. Three months after the satellite crashes, law and order are gone. Survival means escaping across the Chihuahuan Desert, trusting a stranger, and holding on to their humanity.

Veil of Destruction. Six months into the apocalypse, and Akule Lopez is done waiting for her brother to return home. She doesn’t know if Paco's still in Dallas or how she’ll get there—but she has to try. If it’s the last thing she does, she will find her brother and bring him home. 

Veil of Stillness. Nine months after the satellites crash, Alpine, Texas, is starving. Logan and Tanda embark on a desperate journey to the Rio Grande Valley in search of food. They must navigate a dangerous, lawless world where allies and enemies look the same.

Veil of Hope. One year has passed, and Alpine's people have endured. In a world without certainty, how do you know who to trust? Veil of Hope is the gripping conclusion to these post-apocalyptic tales of resilience, survival, and the blurred lines between good and evil.

For fans of Connor McCoy, Rebeca Gober and Courtney Nuckles, this series contain a small amount of adult language and violence, as is customary for the genre. Vannetta Chapman is the USA Today bestselling author of 50 novels. Having sold more than one million copies, she currently writes full time and resides in the Texas Hill Country.

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