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Amber Bradshaw
Survival on Shell Mountain
A Shell Mountain Apocalypse Novel — Book One
How do you hold on to faith when the world starts to fall apart?
When whispers of economic collapse begin to echo across the nation, the Miller family doesn’t wait for permission—they pack up their lives and head for the hills. Trading modern comforts for a cabin in the Smoky Mountains, they commit to living off-grid, off the radar, and on their own terms.
But life on Shell Mountain isn’t easy. The land is unforgiving, neighbors are suspicious, and the tension in town is rising fast. While Erin clings to faith and family, Zach fights to keep his demons buried and their homestead safe. Their son Ray just wants signal and a reason to hope again—especially when a girl named Harper reminds him there’s still beauty in the broken places.
Then the system snaps. Banks close. Phones go silent. The dollar collapses overnight.
Now, survival is no longer theory. It’s reality.
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💥 Why Readers Love Survival on Shell Mountain:
- Clean, Christian survival fiction with deep emotional resonance.
- Rooted in real off-grid living, written by an author who lives what she writes.
- Rich, relatable characters facing real-world collapse—not fantasy apocalypse.
- Practical wisdom on homesteading, preparedness, and trusting God.
- A perfect blend of faith, family, tension, and truth.
This is more than a prepper novel. It’s a story of redemption, grit, and grace in a world where everything comfortable has been stripped away—and only what’s real remains.
If you’ve ever wondered how you’d survive without the system… or how you’d hold your family together when everything else falls apart… this book is for you.
Inspired by Real Life
Author Amber Bradshaw lives off-grid in the mountains of East Tennessee with her family. Survival on Shell Mountain is a fictionalized account of their journey—capturing the emotional highs, the physical hardships, and the spiritual clarity that comes when you walk away from the noise and prepare for something greater.