Weathering the Storm: The Complete Series

By: Kenny Soward, Mike Kraus

Narrated by: Andrew Tell

Length: 34 hrs and 57 mins

Publisher's summary

Trapped by the storm a thousand miles from home, Jake Walton and his family face the ultimate test of survival.

Get the special complete of Weathering the Storm from number one best-selling post-apoc author Mike Kraus and Kenny Soward today!

Stuck in Boston at a technology conference with his wife and children at their cabin in Tennessee, Jake Walton becomes trapped as multiple category five hurricanes devastate the east coast.

As the situation worsens and an unknown foe begins to target key infrastructure points across the country, he will risk everything to get back to his family.

Meanwhile, at their cabin, Sara and their children become ensnared in a dangerous conspiracy as they prepare to fight the elements, pulling them into a web of destruction that threatens the stability of the entire country.

*****

Weathering the Storm is a near-future, what-if tale of a frightening apocalyptic future told through a gripping, roller coaster lens. As severe weather continues to impact the United States, Kenny Soward and number one best-selling post-apocalyptic author Mike Kraus explore what might happen if a foreign nation were to exploit one of the most dangerous weather seasons of the year, using it to slip into the country unnoticed and cause exponentially greater damage, all without us knowing. In this complete edition of Weathering the Storm, you can get the entire series in one complete package.

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Fair to Middling

Narrator is pretty good. Slogged through the entire series, some parts were decent, overall it's far too long for the many plot holes and outlandish scenarios. Felt like young adult fiction.

Get this series

This is a fantastic series that is definitely worth it. There are lots of twists, and turns in this book that I think everybody will like.
Keep the box set’s coming

Very solid good end of the World Series.

I have read a lot of apocalypse series, so many just lose the plot or lose interest. I can say this one keeps you hooked all the way through. Good, fun read!!!

DNF

Only made it thru book one. The story idea itself isn't bad, it just feels juvenile.

Stormy weather indeed!

This book was exciting, at times extremely fast paced, with very enjoyable characters. However, like an extremely rich dessert…….. sometimes too much can spoil things. This series had so much stuffed in it that I think storylines which could have best been
explored in another series. I would definitely read another book by these two authors.

Great Story

I’ve read a lot of books of this genre and this is one of the best.

Loved it!

I loved how it was written. It held my interest and I looked forward to listening when ever I got in the car

Really Loved this series !!!

I couldn’t believe that each book was better than the book before. Just loved the characters and by the 5 book I felt as if I knew them all personally. I think I liked Sara the best but loved the parts of the story where Jake was in Boston. I live just 30 minutes from there and could relate to the people and surroundings. Also loved the narrator and his reading of the book. He is really good and I plan on finding more books that he has read. Audiobooks are wonderful for people like myself who have reading difficulties. Having Dyslexia has put a damper in my reading in the past. But now

A great listen

The storyline and events are great the characters are well thought out loved it. Well worth the listen

very cringy

story has very good potential but it's like it's written by a liberal millennial who went to great lengths to be supper politically correct and not offend anyone. dialog is super unrealistic and cringy at times. there's no curse words at all and its very impersonal. characters will make a joke, then explain the joke, and then apologize for making a joke that might have offended the other person. every gun that comes up is nauseatingly described as being checked, not chambered, and a whole back ground in the person saying how much safety training and experience they have with guns. the son apparently has had extensive training and experience with a shotgun but when given one to protect the home, the mother makes this huge speech about how she knows he's had training, experience, how to handle it, and when to use it, and making sure it's put up and unloaded and out of reach until he needs it, which totally negates its use.. I've paid for it so I'm just trudging my way through.