Left to Die...A First Hand Account of Life in the Superdome during Hurricane Katrina (Left to Die trilogy Book 1)

The date is August 28, 2005. I have just learned that a hurricane is heading toward New Orleans. My life flashes before my eyes as I wonder what lies ahead. You have a front seat as I become a witness to all the horrific sights and sounds of the Superdome. Witness as I sink into despair so deep even reports of buses coming rings hollow. See how I escape the hell of the Superdome only to have it locked into memory to be replayed each night.

Left to Die is the factual account of life in the Superdome during Hurricane Katrina. It is written as a window into the disaster that will open your eyes. The reader is taken through an overview of New Orleans life and is lead into hurricane season. Katrina and levee breaks are just the tip of the iceberg. Life in the Superdome is hell and the writer holds back nothing. There are chapters that chronicle the lack of process; address what should have been done and introduces Operation Pam.