Michael Ross Ault’s Suppressors: The Shattering delivers a fierce, action-driven continuation of the dark world he introduced in his earlier works. This is dystopian fiction at its most visceral—where survival hinges on trust, resilience, and the courage to stand against overwhelming odds.
Set in the aftermath of societal collapse, Suppressors: The Shattering takes readers deep into the wreckage of a fractured world, where power is no longer in the hands of governments but in those ruthless enough to seize it. Across crumbling cities and barren landscapes, those who survive are forced to choose: conform, resist, or perish.
At its core, this gripping novel explores the cost of freedom. Ault skillfully crafts a world where moral gray areas dominate and characters must weigh loyalty against survival. Readers will find themselves questioning who the real villains are—those enforcing brutal control or those willing to sacrifice others for their own vision of justice.
With razor-sharp pacing and relentless suspense, The Shattering isn’t just a dystopian thriller—it’s a meditation on humanity’s capacity for both destruction and hope. Through harrowing battles, fractured friendships, and moments of heart-wrenching sacrifice, Ault paints a brutal but honest portrait of a world desperately seeking redemption.
Fans of post-apocalyptic fiction will be drawn to the richly detailed world-building, while action lovers will appreciate the intense, cinematic sequences that pulse throughout the novel. Yet, beneath the chaos, there’s a deeper story—one about finding light in darkness and refusing to let the past dictate the future.
