Feral Nation - Insurrection

Feral Nation Series, Volume 2

By: Scott B. Williams

Narrated by: Mike Vendetti

Length: 5 hrs and 58 mins

Publisher's summary

Fighting for survival amid lawlessness and chaos.

Danger lurks at every turn in a nation ravaged by violent insurrection and economic collapse.

Eric Branson's mission when he returned to Florida from overseas was to find his daughter and get her out. But the former Navy SEAL and private contractor learns from his ex-wife that Megan is nearly 2000 miles away in Colorado.

To get there, he must first sail across the Gulf to Louisiana, where his brother Keith is a deputy sheriff.

Eric and a crew that includes his father and his former wife, as well as the young survivor that tried to rob him upon arrival, face a battle for their lives at sea. And over the horizon lies an uncertain landfall on a coast that may be as bad or worse than what they left behind in south Florida.

Eric needs his brother's help, but will he find Keith still alive and patrolling his Atchafalaya River jurisdiction?

Feral Nation: Insurrection is the second book in the latest post-apocalyptic thriller series from Scott B. Williams.

©2017 Scott B. Williams (P)2019 Scott B. Williams

Great book. Horrible narration, not continuing.

The story has no surprises if you are a fan of the genre but it was entertaining. I enjoyed the sailing aspect. I wish there were a box set of books like these, feels like a waste of a credit on a 5hr book.

The narrator ruined this series for me. He speaks in almost a monotone the whole book in a weird cadence. It sounds like some of the words were new to him. No inflection and the "voices" of a few characters are laughable. I would continue the series is the narrator from the first stayed.

Scott nails it again! | Great Series!

Scott B. Williams is a true professional, it is always a pleasure to read anything he writes is well formulated and thorough, many thanks and Bravo!

Good story. Well written.

The author did a good job writing this one. if what I appreciate most is it follows a single family in a continuum, not jumping around from this story or that story or this character or that character. The narrator on the other hand, I appreciate it in the first book but then wondered why the narrator was changed. I think the first narrator did a better job.

Great storyline line

They changed narrators on book 2 for some reason. He's not as good but definitely worth continuing the series!

Incredibly Well Done!

Mike Vendetti picks up on narrating the story. While he did well it was a little disconcerting! Hopefully there are no more changes.

As for the story, there's lots more info on the damage the hurricane caused that stressed the whole area of Florida into Louisiana. Add to that riots, reckless domestic terrorism and government intervention by way of lockdowns on citizens and internet communication, utility loss, gas/diesel restrictions and gun control grabs in a situation already waaaay out of control and you have the perfect setting for destruction. Regular citizens end up having to protect themselves because political grandstanding has paved the way for all first responders, even fire and EMTs to be seen by people who are wrongly influenced and extremely short-sighted, as viable targets. This stuff is actually happening all over the country currently so it's not hard to see the writing on the wall. In a time when we all need to come together, there's massive division. We get to see the results of this foolishness through the eyes and lives of each character. Lots of boat style drama as well. Incredibly well done!!