New Coastal Times — Donna Callea

A post-apocalyptic novel with a twist: No zombies. No terrible, horrible, not good, very bad things happening to the main characters. Oh sure, it's no day at the beach when Hurricane Walter just about swallows Florida, ushering in a world-wide disaster-filled era that changes everything. Well, almost everything. Broadway show tunes miraculously survive. Religious fanatics wait for Jesus in the Okefenokee Swamp, there's martial law in the remaining cities, and the government sets up free-love communes for displaced youth. But former newspaper reporter Mia Fine knows she doesn't have it so bad as she, her adorable doctor husband, and a quirky band of fellow travelers head for New York State. Because there's no place like home.