The Floating world of Walton

The world did not end in fire. It drowned.When catastrophic solar storms tear apart Earth's magnetic shield, the poles melt, the oceans rise, and civilization vanishes beneath endless water. Cities disappear. Nations collapse. Satellites fall burning from the sky. In the chaos of The Reflooding, seventeen-year-old Donald Walton and his family survive aboard a massive handcrafted raft built on the flooded plains of Alberta.What begins as a desperate survival platform slowly becomes something more: A floating farm. A home. An ark.As storms rage across the drowned world, Don, his botanist father John, his nurse mother Mary Ellen, and his younger sister Emily struggle to preserve not only their lives-but humanity itself. Along the way they encounter wandering survivors, floating cities built from warships, mysterious military signals, pirates, impossible technology, and secrets hidden beneath the oceans of a transformed Earth.But survival comes at a cost.Love blooms in unlikely places. Friendships are forged through tragedy. Families are torn apart by storms powerful enough to swallow entire worlds. And somewhere far to the south, beyond the endless gray sea, rumors spread of new land rising from the water.Part post-apocalyptic survival epic, part family saga, and part oceanic adventure, The Floating World of Walton is a sweeping story of resilience, hope, sacrifice, and rebuilding after the end of civilization.For fans of: - RAFT- Waterworld- The Swiss Family Robinson- The Road- hopeful post-apocalyptic fiction- survival engineering and homesteading adventuresWhen the old world sank beneath the waves... one family refused to drown.

Pages: 423, Paperback, Independently published