Summary of World's End

World's End is a science fiction novel by Peter M. Higgins that takes the reader on an immense journey across a post-apocalyptic wasteland. After a cataclysmic event causes the government to collapse, the earth's population has been reduced to almost total anarchy. The only remaining structures of governance are the Baronies, a series of feudal realms that have been carved out of the ruins by the barons: charismatic warlords who rule over the disparate factions of post-apocalyptic humanity. The protagonist of World's End is one of these barons, Perun, ruler of the land of the Brokilon. After a run-in with a rival baron, Perun and his loyal followers embark on a quest to protect his kingdom and reclaim the scattered settlements of humanity. Along the way, they must face powerful adversaries and confront the horrendous secrets of what brought the world to the brink of its demise. Filled with action, suspense, and characters that have been crafted with a deep and purposeful understanding, World's End offers a compelling vision of a future where nothing can be taken for granted.