Lendle

In height of the Cold War, in the aftermath of Hiroshima, in the fear of nuclear annihilation, in the heart of West Virginia the surviving salvation was born.A huge bunker designed to house a thousand people, most of which were government officials, was constructed and code named ‘Project Greek Island’ for secrecy. In 1995, the secret was exposed and the United States Government ultimately revealed this buried treasure.It was nestled in the hills of West Virginia 750 feet beneath a plush resort. A few years later, the resort made the bunker a tourist attraction and offered tours for the curious.A writer with an apocalyptic infatuation takes his family on a guided tour of the deluxe bomb shelter and finds himself in the right place at the right time. While there, an escalating confrontation comes to a climax and nuclear war unfolds.Taking the leadership reigns, Hal Slagel must protect those in the bomb shelter, deal with the insanity of the world and prepare for long term survival once it is safe to emerge. But radiation doesn’t dissipate as predicted and the survivors are left below far longer than they anticipated. There, deep below the earth’s surface, they begin to live life in a whole new way.Author’s note – The size of the file is not an indication of the book’s length. The book is 50,000 words, approximately 200 pages and contains images of the actual Greek Island bunker.