CyberStorm

“ENTHRALLING!”– Amazing Stories official book review. As the world and cyberworld come crashing down, Mike Mitchell finds himself in a desperate struggle to keep his family alive when a monster snowstorm hits New York on Christmas Eve. An increasingly bizarre string of disasters start appearing on the world’s news networks when, in an instant, New York is cut off from the world, becoming a wintry tomb where nothing is what it seems…

“Wow! Enthralling! CyberStorm is a must read…this book is such a page turner. I couldn't wait to see what happened next!” – Adria Fraser, book reviewer for Amazing Stories

“A chilling prophecy…well written, and provides a great pacing, a must-read for…any fan of good fiction.” – Ian Peterson, book reviewer for Sci-Fi Readers

"Mather is paving the road ahead…and leaving phenomenal tales in his wake. CyberStorm is a full-fledged entry into the SF genre–another masterpiece!" – Wes Davies, author of The Runner

From the mind of Matthew Mather, #1 best-selling author of the sci-fi/techno-thriller hit Atopia Chronicles, and one of the world’s leading cybersecurity experts. CyberStorm is a disaster adventure of a different kind, a non-stop rollercoaster into the future that explores both the heights—and the depths—of the human spirit, a compelling portrait of a future that is all too terrifyingly real.

"The plausible nightmare scenario in this story absolutely terrifies me.” - Jeremey Bray, book reviewer for Global Geek News

"Terrifyingly realistic…this book has kept me up late saying, 'Just one more chapter…'" – Mercedes Meyer, Amazon Vine Voice top 500 Reviewer

“A gripping modern-day page-turner that grabs you early and refuses to let go until the very end!” – Rob Linxweiler, Amazon reviewer

“A riveting account of the (potentially) devastating impact of cyber attacks on ordinary citizens.” – Merv Benson, book reviewer for Prairie Pundit

“…horrifyingly plausible detail, the total breakdown of our society's frail physical and psychic infrastructure. Caution: may drive you to stock up on canned food and sacks of rice." - Dr. Redfern Jon Barrett, author