Sunset at the Saltworks
A Post-Apocalyptic Tale of Water

About this book:

The salt has claimed the world. In the blistering remains of a dried-up planet, Jonas is the last engineer of the Salton-III Reclamation Facility—a solar-powered fortress that turns ancient brine into the most precious resource left: water. Every drop is a gamble against rust, mechanical decay, and the desperate people who would kill for a sip. But when a deep-well pump dies and a dust plume rises from the horizon, Jonas faces a choice that could drown him in guilt or leave him dry as bone.

*Sunset at the Saltworks* is a gritty, claustrophobic tale of survival where the enemy is not just the sun-scorched wasteland—it’s the quiet corrosion of hope itself. With each failing valve and each stranger at the wire, the pressure mounts until the only question left is: how far will one man go to keep the last water flowing? For fans of *The Road* and *Mad Max*, this is a story that will stick to you like salt on skin.