Enforcing Home

Survivalist Series, Book 6

By: A. American

Narrated by: Duke Fontaine

Morgan has managed to get through a lot. Having made it back to his family and dealt with the issues of unscrupulous neighbors, he then had to deal with the presence of the federal government and their nefarious activities. But with the help of his close-knit group he prevailed. Life is settling into a familiar routine. And with the help of the US Army, they are starting to rebuild their community. But just when Morgan thinks things are assuming some kind of normal, another surprise lands in his lap. He's made sheriff.

Harkening back to a time when law enforcement was a local face in the community, Morgan is forced to step up and be that face, much to his chagrin. With the help of Thad, Danny, and the rest of the crew, he accepts the challenge and tries to make a positive impact. But he's in for yet another surprise. New foes will arise, and old ones will return to conspire to destroy his efforts.

Morgan's group will suffer loss, injury, and constant assault. His new position has made him a target as well as those he loves. The peace and tranquility that the group has fought so hard for will continue to elude them. The fight, as Morgan soon learns, is just beginning.

©2016 A. American (P)2016 Podium Audio

NEED TO HURRY UP WITH #7!

Any additional comments?

ALL of the books in this series are enjoyable. In this one, the women do seem to be taking on a less whiny tone, not completely there yet but much better than previous books. You really get attached to characters and feel like you know them. Sometimes the high school locker room antics of the male characters gets tiresome, but then again, they are guys...so.....yeah. All in all, this series is really enjoyable. Highly recommended, but definitely start at the beginning. Avenging Home had better be on Audible soon....can't wait to see what happens next!

I added...

He wrote this book, mostly like the others. The other books was much like this. This book however was different somehow. Its like in this book, everything is repeated twice or trice. The repetition in this book was worded slightly different the second time around. I would like to add that the adding and offerings in conversations is just as frequent as in the other book. The details are less, but that is a positive i want to offer in this review. I find it funny to listen to patriots writing about freedom and post apocalype. I often wonder if they see the similarity between ideologies. This guy is an anarcist, tho i doubt A. Americab thinks himself as one.

Like Hanging with Old Freinds

Would you listen to Enforcing Home again? Why?

Plan to. There are always parts I missed.

What did you like best about this story?

More action and more events. Last books was slow and I read mixed reviews on this one. Glad I got it.

What about Duke Fontaine’s performance did you like?

He makes the book. I can listen in the back ground and know who is talking because every has their own voice.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

Think the Government is here to help?

Any additional comments?

Pick up the pace Chris, took what 4 months for Duke to get this one out? Great story and it could happen.

Awesome series

Awesome series,possibly the most realistic "end of the world as we know it " series out there. You'll laugh,you'll tear up(what ?I'm not cryin',I just have allergies) ,you'll want to administer some vengeance.

Outstanding story crafting!

The author of this story poses a deep understand of society and the social breakdown that would be inevitable with the loss of power and basic communications.
The detail that A.A. puts into these books puts the realism within easy mental reach.