Wool Omnibus

What if the world outside was deadly, and the only rule keeping you alive was a lie? In a massive underground silo, humanity clings to survival, bound by regulations they don't dare question. But when the sheriff breaks the ultimate taboo, he uncovers a truth more dangerous than the toxic world outside. Discover the secrets of the silo and the rebellion they ignite. You'll follow the journey of unlikely heroes who challenge a system built on deception. Learn why some secrets are worth dying for, and why the deadliest threat might already be locked inside with you.

Hugh Howey is the New York Times bestselling author whose self-published phenomenon, Wool, pioneered a new era for independent writers and landed a major film deal. A former yacht captain who spent years living on a boat and sailing the world, Howey drew upon his experiences in confined, self-sufficient spaces to create the claustrophobic and compelling world of the silo. His journey from indie author to global sensation inspires creators everywhere, proving that a great story can find its audience against all odds.