J. M. Johnson grew up in northern British Columbia, the setting for her books. She now lives near Edmonton, Alberta with her two cats and significant other. Writing has always been part of her life, starting when she was only seven years old. However as often happens, life got in the way of her pursuing her passion. Now retired, she spends time writing and singing with her barbershop chorus.
They Called it the Incident. The Incident, #1
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- ISBN8201443627
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- Date de parution08/11/2021
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Résumé
The Baldini's are living a quiet life in northern Canada. Suddenly it is disrupted by an apocalyptic event. The lights go out, all motorized vehicles stop and communications are cut off. They and their neighbours are cast back a hundred years, forced to depend on each other for survival. The quiet farmhouse soon fills up with refugees. An especially cold winter and the theft of their supplies turns a dire situation more deadly. Find out how, with help from their friends and family they manage to survive and even thrive in their new environment.
And find out what could cause such a deadly incident. This is book one of a series. Book two and three follow more survivors through the Canadian winter.
And find out what could cause such a deadly incident. This is book one of a series. Book two and three follow more survivors through the Canadian winter.






